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Artist Hans Kloss' second 360° painting is now open to public at the Panoramamuseum Schwäbisch Gmünd/Germany.
- Panorama Rouen 1431
created by Yadegar Asisi in 2016
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- Panorama Rotunda by Hittdorf
Paris, France in 1838
- Panorama of the Entry of the Magyars / Feszty-Panorama
Opusztaszer, Hungary
© Patrick Deicher
- The City of Luxembourg in the 17th century (Artist: Antoine Fontaine)
Musée d'histoire de la Ville de Luxembourg, Luxembourg
© MHVL, Falk Eisleben
- Semi-circle Panorama 'The Berlin Wall' created in 2012 by Yadegar Asisi, © asisi, Tom Schulze
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- e-cyclorama by Sanford Wurmfeld
exhibited in Edinburgh, Scotland in 2008.jpg)
- Jerusalem Panorama Crucifixion of Christ, Altötting, Germany, © Stiftung Panorama Altötting / photo H. Heine
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- Wilpena Panorama created by Jeffrey B. Morgan, Hawker, Australia
- Diorama of the Conquest of Constantinople in 1453
Military Museum, Istanbul, Turkey
© Patrick Deicher.JPG)
- ICCI 360 Rotunda
seamless 360° film projection in a mobile rotunda
ICCI (Innovation for the Creative and Cultural Industries) with Plymouth University, UK
© Patrick Deicher.jpg)
- Panorama of Jerusalem and the Crucifixion of Christ, Einsiedeln, Switzerland
- Panorama Raclawice
Wroclaw, Poland
© Patrick Deicher
- Panorama of The Battle of Waterloo
Braine l'Alleud, Belgium
© Patrick Deicher.jpg)
- Interactive electronic panorama
exhibited in Luzern, Switzerland in 2010
© Patrick Deicher.jpg)
- Panorama of the City of Salzburg (Sattler-Panorama)
Salzburg, Austria
- Panorama of the Palace and Gardens of Versailles
Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, USA
© Patrick Deicher
- Panorama of the Chibi War in 208
Wuhan, China
- Panorama of the Battle of Pleven
Pleven, Bulgaria
© Patrick Deicher
- Panorama of the Battle of Ji Nan
Ji Nan, China
- Panorama of the Battle of Mount Isel
TirolPanorama, Innsbruck, Austria
© Patrick Deicher
- Bourbaki Panorama
Luzern, Switzerland
© Emanuel Ammon.jpg)
- News
New Staufer Saga Panorama open to public
Sunday, 09 October 2016Since August 2012, Hans Kloss has been portraying all actors of the Staufersaga, one of the open-air dramas on the occasion of the 850th anniversary of the town of Schwäbisch Gmünd in the summer of 2012, on a 17 by 2.8 meter circular painting.
On the Staufersaga panorama, around 1,200 people are portrayed, including the participants of the Stauferzug, a historic parade on the occasion of the city jubilee, and all the assistants at the time in the background. In addition there are a hundred other people (for example horsemen in the background) and over fifty horses displayed.
The Staufer Saga Panorama is the second 360° painting by artist Hans Kloss. His first panoramic work opened in 2002 and is located at the monastery of Lorch close to Schwäbisch Gmünd.
The painting is not a claccical panorama with a realistic scenery that creates an immersive effect to visitors.
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