Science in culture
Science in culture
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A. Abbott
1961 年，德国艺术家汉斯·纽伯特 (Hans Neubert) 30 岁，在柏林墙竖起并决定了许多人的命运之前，他跳上了前往西柏林的最后一班火车。他在家乡德累斯顿留下了看似永远的大量肖像和风景画。他还在弗里德里希洛夫勒研究所（现为位于德国东部格赖夫斯瓦尔德以北的波罗的海偏远岛屿里姆斯岛的联邦动物病毒病研究中心）留下了一系列非凡的十幅布面油画壁画。 Löffler 因 1898 年发现病毒而闻名，他于 1910 年创立了该研究所，而诺伯特循环在其成立 50 周年之际正式揭晓。
In 1961, when German artist Hans Neubert was 30 years old, he jumped one of the last trains to west Berlin before the Berlin Wall shot up and sealed so many fates. He left behind in his native Dresden, seemingly forever, a vast number of portraits and landscapes.He also left behind an extraordinary cycle of ten oil-on-canvas wall paintings at the Friedrich Löffler Institute, now the Federal Research Centre for Virus Diseases of Animals at Insel Riems, a remote Baltic island north of Greifswald in eastern Germany. Löffler, famous for his 1898 discovery of viruses, founded the institute in 1910, and Neubert's cycle was officially unveiled at its 50th anniversary.