Munich - Ignaz-Günther House Ignaz-Günther-Haus
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The studio and home of the sculptor Ignaz Günther in Munich, was opened in 1977, after extensive restoration, as a memorial to the great 18th C. exponent of South German Roccoco.
On the Oberanger frontage note the characteristic Munich-style "Ohrwaschl" gable and the Madonna figure (by Günther; copy). The interior preserves an old barrel-vaulted timber roof and a Jacob's ladder leading up through two floors. There is an exhibition illustrating Günther's work.
The house is now in the care of Munich Stadtmuseum.
On the Oberanger frontage note the characteristic Munich-style "Ohrwaschl" gable and the Madonna figure (by Günther; copy). The interior preserves an old barrel-vaulted timber roof and a Jacob's ladder leading up through two floors. There is an exhibition illustrating Günther's work.
The house is now in the care of Munich Stadtmuseum.
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Transit: U-Bahn: U1, U2, U3, U6 (Sendlinger Tor).
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