Stadtmuseum Kaufbeuren

 

Our staff

Repository / Conservation

 

Frau Sagner am Schreibtisch im Museumsdepot mit einem Kupferstich vor ihr liegend

Susanne Sagner

Having already worked as a freelancer for the repository, Susanne Sagner is now in charge of the repository on a permanent basis. She inventories new arrivals and ensures that they are stored appropriately. If necessary, she also assumes the photographic documentation of the objects. Her area of ​​responsibility also includes looking after the municipal gallery and working on special exhibitions.

susanne.sagner@kaufbeuren.de
Tel.: 0049-8341- 437 276  (by appointment)

Herr Sauter an einer Werkbank, links daneben eine große Scheinwerferlampe

Wolfgang Sauter

Wolfgang Sauter might rightly be called the “heart and soul” of the Stadtmuseum. His connection with the museum dates back to 1962, when he took on the job of curator on a voluntary basis. The development of key collections such as those of the crucifixes and glass paintings was entirely his achievement. In addition to this, he is responsible for the photographic documentation of the collection items.

stadtmuseum@kaufbeuren.de
by appointment

Frau Tröger, welche eine Lupenbrille um den Kopf gebunden hat, beim Restaurieren eines Bildes

Heide Tröger

Heide Tröger is a professional museum conservator who, since 2008, has been employed by the museum, first to restore objects which were to be displayed in the new exhibition rooms, and now to care for the collection. She inspects every exhibit and carries out necessary conservation or restoration measures before it finds its way into the exhibition or repository.

heide.troeger@kaufbeuren.de
Tel.: 0049-8341- 437 276 (Monday morning, by appointment)

Herr Tröber räumt eine blaue Kiste in ein Regal im Lager

Gottfried Tröber                              

In March 2014 Gottfried Tröber joined our team and is responsible for the technical side of museum life, helping out wherever needed.

gottfried.troeber@kaufbeuren.de 
Tel: 0049-8341-966 83 915

Header: Alexander Bernhard / Stadtmuseum Kaufbeuren