Museum Lyonel Feininger

The Lyonel Feininger Museum is an art museum in Quedlinburg devoted to the work of painter Lyonel Feininger, housed in a historic building on Schlossberg. The collection includes prints, paintings, and works on paper that provide a complete view of the artist's creative development.

The artist Lyonel Feininger was connected to the Bauhaus school and had to hide his works during the Nazi period, with many saved by collector Hermann Klumpp. The museum was established in 1986 to make these rescued works available to the public.

The artist Lyonel Feininger shaped early 20th-century expressionist art through his distinctive approach to form and landscape. Visitors can see how his geometric shapes and emotional subjects come alive in the prints and paintings on display.

The museum sits on a hill in central Quedlinburg and is easily reached from different parts of the city. The spaces are manageable in size, allowing visitors to spend time with individual works without feeling rushed or overwhelmed.

Feininger created his works during the early 20th century, meaning the collection shows art from a time when modernism was just taking shape. The focus on his prints makes this a rare chance to explore the graphic side of an internationally recognized master.

Location: Quedlinburg

Inception: 1986

Address: Schlossberg 11, 06484 Quedlinburg

Phone: +4939466895930

Email: info@sds-feininger-galerie.de

Website: http://feininger-galerie.de

GPS coordinates: 51.78723,11.13613

Latest update: December 8, 2025 21:01