[gothic-l] Re: Vandal Exhibition in Sweden

dirk at SMRA.CO.UK dirk at SMRA.CO.UK
Thu May 31 07:56:37 UTC 2001


--- In gothic-l at y..., bertil <mvk575b at t...> wrote:
> My apologies to M.C. but I would like to bring to the attention of
the list that Mr. Pontus Hulten, who has been Director of among other
international renowned cultural centers as Centre Pompidou in Paris
and Palazzo Grazzi in Venice is bringing the art of the Vandals to the
their home.


When you say that Hulten brings 'the art of the Vandals to their
home'. Does that mean that Hulten brings artefacts of the Przeworsk/
Oder-Warthe culture to their 'Scandinavian homeland'? Or is he taking
Germanic objects found in North Africa to their 'Scandinavian
homeland'?

Also, the internet-page of this Vandalorum Museum states that it is a
museum of modern nordic art. Is it also including a section on the
Iron Age?

cheers,
Dirk








Hulten points to the Vaerend
region or Vendel in Uppland as possibilities although Vendsyssel seems
to be more likely in this contributors opinion.
>
> A beautiful book is a companion, _Den sanna historien om vandalerna_
(The True History of the Vandals_), 340 Sw. kronor or around 34 US
dollars.
>
> Furthermore I think the fact that world famous Norwegian author and
discoverer Thor Heyerdahl has good financial resources for his travels
and research shows him to be creative and imaginative.
>
> That naturally creates a lot envy among academics who have not gone
on to become professors and lack the ability to combine research with
discovery.
>
> Both Hulten and Heyerdahl are to be commended for seeking new
answers to old mysteries.
>
> Back to the Goths !
>
> Gothically
>
> Bertil


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