Saxonian Diary 28 - Zwinger - Porcelaine Museum by billcody
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Good evening again!
I´m back in Berlin since today at my own PC: Feels good!
This here is the Zwinger in Dresden, too:
Some of the buildings here are used as museums and for exhibitions. This here is the Porcelaine Museum in one of the Zwinger buildings; the picture was taken through a glass door.
I didn`t visit it till today. I have read somewhere that they should have about 70 000 exponates of white gold from all around the world, among them 40 000 pieces of Meissener porcelaine, the biggest collection of Meissener porcelaine worldwide.
Hope you enjoy this pic!
Friends, thanks for your interest and your comments! I am glad to be back in Berlin and i hope I have much more time at the weekend!
Have a nice weekend, whereever you live!

Comments (13)
I'm no expert on porcelain by any means but can sure appreciate it's beauty. I have visited here........OK so I was there to visit the Armory but I did get taken in here too! Wonderful stuff.
ME ENCANTA.
very lovely shot
Such an inviting place! A super shot too.
Really beautiful!
Super shot along the gallery, especially the ceiling and the row of chandeliers. I remember the Meissen here, some huge pieces of ivory-coloured porcelain of animals..elephant? Good to see it again
Wow this is exquisite with lots of eye candy really beautiful stuff.
Were you the only one there? This is MY kind of museum!!!! Wonderful shot.. Rob
Great photograph!
lovely light. cool POV!
great shot!!! and very nice gadgets!!! (like chandeliers? :-D) glad you returned home safely!!!
Very nice capture. Well done.
This is a spectacular photo Wolfgang and an excellent zoom to show off some of the details. I am impressed with the open space between displays.