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Kronenhalle Restaurant in ZurichFeast Your Eyes on the Artby Fran Folsom
Gottleib
and Hulda Zumsteg purchased the Kronenhalle in 1925. The art on the
restaurant’s walls started during World War II when the Kronenhalle was the
gathering places for artists from all over Europe who sought refuge from the
Nazis in
The
Zumstegs made the Kronenhalle known for its cuisine by employing world class
chefs from Gustav spared no expense with the designing and decorating of the brasserie bar. The tables and lamps were designed by the Giacomettis. Gustav persuaded Chagall to design the stained glass window on the outside wall; and, he got Picasso to donate several of his sketches. On the soothing dark green, purple and red walls Gustav placed art works by Robert Rauschenberg, Jean Tinguely, Paul Klee and the Giacomettis that he took from his vast private collection. The affect of the Kronenhalle with its dark oak paneling, muted colors on the walls, soft lighting is stunning. In this special place while dining on fine cuisine you are surrounded by exquisite works of art.
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