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In House Duldeck: Exhibition 2026
Commemorating the 100th anniversary of Rudolf Steiner's death, the Rudolf Steiner Archive is presenting the exhibition Author, Editor, Publisher - Rudolf Steiner and his written work. On display will be a gallery of the first editions of Steiner's writings as well as manuscripts, galley proofs and notebooks. How Steiner, for whom his written work was of fundamental importance, worked on texts and reworked lectures into texts is documented in exemplary way.
Opening hours: 24 March 2025 - 28 February 2026, Mon-Fri, 3-6 p.m., admission free
28 March 2025 to 30 August 2026
Dornach
Goetheanum
«Aus des Kosmos Geist entzünden …»
Rudolf Steiner Leben und Werk (1861–1925)
www.goetheanum.org
The exhibition at the Goetheanum to mark the centenary of Rudolf Steiner's death traces the biography of the founder of anthroposophy and provides an insight into the development of his impulses for education, architecture, medicine, agriculture, art, banking and social life. Many of the documents illustrating his life and work come from the Rudolf Steiner Archive.
6. Mai – 30. August 2026, Grand Palais, Paris
Hilma af Klint : Paintings for the Temple
For the first time, a solo exhibition by the Swedish artist Hilma af Klint is on display in France. In collaboration with the Centre Pompidou, the Grand Palais is showcasing groups of works from her creative period between 1906 and 1915, including the monumental series «The Ten Greatest». The exhibition highlights possible historical influences through books and documents. The Rudolf Steiner Archive is lending various precious books from its holdings for this purpose: Among others, Robert Fludd’s 1659 publication «Mosaicall Philosophy» and three volumes from Jacob Böhme’s 1730 series «Theosophia revelata are on display. Also on display from the Rudolf Steiner Archive’s collection is the seventh apocalyptic seal for the 1907 Munich Congress, which Clara Rettich created according to Rudolf Steiner’s instructions.