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The most valuable from among over 400 paintings adorn the walls of the company's business premises, while in 2003 the ACH Gallery was opened at Baragova ulica 5 in Ljubljana. The first exhibition organised there covered the works of the outstanding impressionist painter Matej Sternen, whose his 23 artistic works represent the largest group within the ACH Art Collection. In October 2004, on the occasion of the visit of the International Committee for Museums and Collections of Fine Arts (ICFA), an exhibition of landscapes was launched, entitled V znamenju štimunge. Since that time an exhibition entitled Obraz - okno duše ('Face - Window of the Soul') has been organised, featuring a selection of portraits and studies from the ACH Art Collection. | The most valuable from among over 400 paintings adorn the walls of the company's business premises, while in 2003 the ACH Gallery was opened at Baragova ulica 5 in Ljubljana. The first exhibition organised there covered the works of the outstanding impressionist painter Matej Sternen, whose his 23 artistic works represent the largest group within the ACH Art Collection. In October 2004, on the occasion of the visit of the International Committee for Museums and Collections of Fine Arts (ICFA), an exhibition of landscapes was launched, entitled V znamenju štimunge. Since that time an exhibition entitled Obraz - okno duše ('Face - Window of the Soul') has been organised, featuring a selection of portraits and studies from the ACH Art Collection. | ||
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+ | == See also == | ||
+ | *[[National Gallery of Slovenia]] | ||
== External links == | == External links == | ||
*[http://www.ach.si/galerija/galerija.html ACH Art Collection] | *[http://www.ach.si/galerija/galerija.html ACH Art Collection] | ||
+ | *[http://www.ng-slo.si/ National Gallery of Slovenia] | ||
[[Category:Visual arts private collections]] | [[Category:Visual arts private collections]] |
Revision as of 12:02, 3 March 2010
The most valuable from among over 400 paintings adorn the walls of the company's business premises, while in 2003 the ACH Gallery was opened at Baragova ulica 5 in Ljubljana. The first exhibition organised there covered the works of the outstanding impressionist painter Matej Sternen, whose his 23 artistic works represent the largest group within the ACH Art Collection. In October 2004, on the occasion of the visit of the International Committee for Museums and Collections of Fine Arts (ICFA), an exhibition of landscapes was launched, entitled V znamenju štimunge. Since that time an exhibition entitled Obraz - okno duše ('Face - Window of the Soul') has been organised, featuring a selection of portraits and studies from the ACH Art Collection.