Ulrike Müller

Modern Masters on the Move: The Professionalisation of American Art Museums Through Travelling Exhibitions Before MoMA, ca. 1900-1929

Ulrike Müller

Between 1900 and 1929, a dynamic network of American museums emerged to organize travelling exhibitions of modern art. This developmentwas driven primarily by smaller, recently-established institutions such as the Albright Art Gallery in Buffalo (now the Buffalo AKG Art Museum), the Detroit …

Historical Challenges and Future Perspectives for Collection Museums: The Case of the Museum Mayer van den Bergh, Antwerp

Ulrike Müller

Private collectors and public museums

Ulrike Müller

The 19th century saw the rise of the public museum, and with it the emergence of a complex relationship between these new public institutions and the existing private collecting culture. This phenomenon is especially visible in Belgium, a country with a long …

A digital future for a dispersed noble heritage. The Arenberg Art Collection Project

Soetkin Vanhauwaert, Ulrike Müller

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Aristocratic collecting practices in Belgium and the Netherlands (c.1780-1950). An introduction

Ulrike Müller, Ilja Van Damme, Gerrit Verhoeven

Between Art Historical Representation and Didactic Functionality: The Cast Collection of the Royal Academy of Fine Arts of Antwerp

Ulrike Müller, Hélène Verreyke, Tine D’haeyere

During the long nineteenth century, the Royal Academy of Fine Arts of Antwerp – just like many other art schools in this period – assembled a collection of some 500 plaster casts after ancient and modern sculptures, which played an essential role …

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The Reception of Late Gothic Spanish Sculpture around 1900: A Case Study of Collectors’ Archives as a Tool for Art-Market Research

Ulrike Müller

The discovery of previously unpublished documentary evidence in the archives of the Museum Mayer van den Bergh concerning sculptor Pedro Millán’s terracotta statuette of Saint George (circa 1487–1515, Victoria and Albert Museum) sheds new light on the position of polychrome Spanish sculpture …

Evaluation of multidimensional pediatric-psychosomatic inpatient therapy: a pilot study comparing two treatment modalities

Tim Botschek, Maximilian Monninger, Dennis Schäfer, Rabia Cevik et autres

Introduction: Multidimensional pediatric-psychosomatic inpatient treatment should be considered a highly relevant concept in the German healthcare system. This treatment concept has been successfully integrated to support youth with mental disorders and patients with chronic somatic conditions. Studies on treatment impact and empirical …

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Chronische Krankheiten bei Kindern

Burkhard Brosig, Tim Botschek, Ulrike Müller

Einleitend werden Geschichte und Rahmenbedingungen der pädiatrisch-psychosomatischen Arbeit in einem Universitätsklinikum geschildert. Anhand eines Fallbeispiels aus dem pädiatrisch-psychosomatischen Konsiliardienst mit einem Mädchen, das an Diabetes mellitus Typ 1 erkrankt ist, werden Probleme und Desiderate interdisziplinärer Arbeit bei chronisch kranken Kindern illustriert. Abschließend …

In the Picture: The Emergence of the Female Amateur in Fin-de-Siècle Exhibition Posters in Brussels

Ulrike Müller, Marjan Sterckx

Founded in 2002, Nineteenth-Century Art Worldwide is a scholarly, refereed e-journal devoted to the study of nineteenth-century painting, sculpture, graphic arts, photography, architecture, and decorative arts across the globe.

Art and domestic space: Continuity and change in private collectors’s interiors in Belgium, c . 1830–1930

Ulrike Müller, Marjan Sterckx

Liszt, Women and Salon Culture

Ulrike Müller

No well-known European musician in the nineteenth century retained such an extensive network of female contacts who challenged traditional feminine roles as Franz Liszt. Indeed, I would argue that it was precisely such women who inspired Franz Liszt, who attracted him and …