Deutsche Gesellschaft für christliche Kunst

Summary

Deutsche Gesellschaft für christliche Kunst is an arts association^[1].

Key Facts

• Deutsche Gesellschaft für christliche Kunst was a member of Arbeitsgemeinschaft Deutscher Kunstvereine^[2].
• Deutsche Gesellschaft für christliche Kunst was a member of German Museums Association^[3].
• Deutsche Gesellschaft für christliche Kunst is located in Munich^[4].
• Deutsche Gesellschaft für christliche Kunst is in the country of Germany^[5].
• Deutsche Gesellschaft für christliche Kunst's instance of is recorded as arts association^[6].
• Deutsche Gesellschaft für christliche Kunst's founder is recorded as Georg Busch^[7].
• Deutsche Gesellschaft für christliche Kunst's founder is recorded as Heinrich Waderé^[8].
• Deutsche Gesellschaft für christliche Kunst's founder is recorded as Jakob Stolz^[9].
• Deutsche Gesellschaft für christliche Kunst's founder is recorded as Josef Brühl^[10].
• Deutsche Gesellschaft für christliche Kunst's founder is recorded as Emanuel Walch^[11].
• Deutsche Gesellschaft für christliche Kunst's founder is recorded as Kaspar Schleibner^[12].
• Deutsche Gesellschaft für christliche Kunst's founder is recorded as Bonifaz Locher^[13].
• Deutsche Gesellschaft für christliche Kunst's founder is recorded as Gebhard Fugel^[14].
• Deutsche Gesellschaft für christliche Kunst's founder is recorded as Josef Weiss^[15].
• Deutsche Gesellschaft für christliche Kunst's founder is recorded as Gustav Schnürer^[16].
• Deutsche Gesellschaft für christliche Kunst's founder is recorded as Hermann Lang^[17].
• Deutsche Gesellschaft für christliche Kunst's headquarters location is recorded as Munich^[18].
• Deutsche Gesellschaft für christliche Kunst's postal code is recorded as 80333^[19].
• Deutsche Gesellschaft für christliche Kunst is part of Kunstareal^[20].
• Deutsche Gesellschaft für christliche Kunst's Commons category is recorded as Deutsche Gesellschaft für christliche Kunst^[21].
• Deutsche Gesellschaft für christliche Kunst's industry is recorded as creative industries^[22].
• Deutsche Gesellschaft für christliche Kunst's archives at is recorded as Architekturmuseum der Technischen Universität München^[23].
• Deutsche Gesellschaft für christliche Kunst's chairperson is recorded as Ulrich Schäfert^[24].
• January 4, 1893 marks the founding of Deutsche Gesellschaft für christliche Kunst^[25].
• Deutsche Gesellschaft für christliche Kunst's coordinate location is recorded as {'globe': 'http://www.wikidata.org/entity/Q2', 'altitude': None, 'latitude': 48.14661111111111, 'longitude': 11.573738888888888, 'precision': 2.777777777777778e-06}^[26].

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Founding

Founders include Georg Busch^[7], Heinrich Waderé^[8], Jakob Stolz^[9], Josef Brühl^[10], Emanuel Walch^[11], and Kaspar Schleibner^[12]. January 4, 1893 marks the founding of Deutsche Gesellschaft für christliche Kunst^[25]. Its location of formation is recorded as Munich^[27].

Identity

Deutsche Gesellschaft für christliche Kunst's official name is recorded as it e.V.^[28]. It is part of Kunstareal^[20]. Its short name is recorded as DG^[29].

Leadership

Deutsche Gesellschaft für christliche Kunst's chairperson is recorded as Ulrich Schäfert^[24].

Operations

Deutsche Gesellschaft für christliche Kunst's headquarters location is recorded as Munich^[18].

Industry

Deutsche Gesellschaft für christliche Kunst's industry is recorded as creative industries^[22].