(Partial list.)
Pre-Historic and Roman Departments Antiquities from the Mainz area, including a
Venus-like statue from 23,000 BC;
stone axes from the
Late Stone Age; Roman stone memorials; busts of bronze and marble; a 1st-century Roman
Jupiter Column; a 3rd-century Roman arch.
Prince Johann Georg Collection Near-Eastern finds assembled by
Prince Johann Georg, including medieval icons,
Byzantine art and Egyptian relics.
Medieval Department A Byzantine
spangenhelm; a
Madonna made of
ivory; a
relief cycle of Prince Electors; a cycle of nine paintings of
Mary by the
Master of the Housebook.
Renaissance Department Works by
Lorenzo di Credi,
Hans Baldung Grien (presumed),
Peter Binoit (presumed),
Philippe de Champaigne,
Willem Claeszoon Heda, and
Jean Bardin.
Baroque Collection 17th- and 18th-century paintings, sculptures, furniture and porcelain from Germany, France, the Netherlands and Italy; a set of equipment belonging to
Maximilian von Welsch.
19th- and 20th-century Paintings Works by
Philipp Veit,
Wilhelm Lindenschmit the Elder,
Max Liebermann,
Lovis Corinth,
Antoni Tàpies, and one painting by
Pablo Picasso (
Head of a Woman). The large collection of
Max Slevogt paintings is mostly displayed in
Villa Ludwigshöhe.
Graphics Collection Works by
Edgar Degas,
Paul Signac,
Alfred Sisley,
Picasso,
William Turner (
Mainz from the South, watercolour), ==External links==