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New Celluloid dolls from Hermsdorfer Production in the Museum Reinickendorf
In the historic children's room Museum Reinickendorf, a new showcase with five celluloid dolls from Hermsdorfer production (plant on Hillmannstrasse) from 1923-1927 was recently set up. Thankfully, the dolls were made available for the permanent exhibition by the loan by Gisela Beyer. The trademark of the Hermsdorfer Celluloid factory is a ladybug with the letters "Dada" on the back of the dolls. Interestingly, this logo was probably created independently of Dadaism. Visitors also have the opportunity to admire the works of the famous artist Hannah Höch, a representative of Dadaism who lived in Berlin Heiligensee for a long time. These works can be visited in the Hannah-Höch-room next door ...
New Celluloid dolls from Hermsdorfer Production in the Museum Reinickendorf
In the historic children's room Museum Reinickendorf, a new showcase with five celluloid dolls from Hermsdorfer production (plant on Hillmannstrasse) from 1923-1927 was recently set up. Thankfully, the dolls were made available for the permanent exhibition by the loan by Gisela Beyer. The trademark of the Hermsdorfer Celluloid factory is a ladybug with the letters "Dada" on the back of the dolls. Interestingly, this logo was probably created independently of Dadaism. Visitors also have the opportunity to admire the works of the famous artist Hannah Höch, a representative of Dadaism who lived in Berlin Heiligensee for a long time. These works can be visited in the Hannah-Höch-Raum next door, as Harald Muschner (CDU) informed Cultural City Councilor.
The historic children's room Museum Reinickendorf invites you to look and play with other historical toys young and old. The exhibition is to be visited in the Alt-Hermsdorf 35 in 13189 Berlin and is open from Monday to Friday and Sunday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. The museum remains closed on public holidays. Interested parties can find more information on the museum website (www.museum-reinickendorf.de).
For the local region of Reinickendorf, the exhibition shows an interesting insight into historical toy production and the artistic scene around Dadaism. The fact that the Celluloid dolls come from Hermsdorf manufacture shows the importance of the region for the toy industry in the 1920s. In addition, the connection to Hannah Höch, an important artist, is illustrated by the local references to Heiligensee. This exhibition not only offers an insight into the past, but also into the cultural diversity and history of Berlin.
In the following table, some facts about the exhibition in the historic children's room Museum Reinickendorf are summarized:
| Location | Museum Reinickendorf |
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| Address | Alt-Hermsdorf 35, 13189 Berlin |
| Opening times | Monday to Friday and Sunday: 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., closed on public holidays |
| Special exhibits | Five Celluloid dolls from Hermsdorfer Production from 1923-1927 |
| Other highlights | Works by the artist Hannah Höch in the Hannah-Höch-room next door |
The exhibition in the historic children's room Museum Reinickendorf promises an exciting insight into the local history and cultural diversity of Berlin, embedded in the world of toy production and Dadaism.
Source: www.berlin.de