Villa Stuck, Art museum and architectural heritage monument in Bogenhausen, Munich, Germany.
Villa Stuck is an art museum and architectural monument in Bogenhausen that combines neoclassical design with Art Nouveau interiors, exhibition spaces, a working studio, and Mediterranean gardens. The building showcases how its creator wove artistic vision throughout the entire residence.
Franz von Stuck built this residence in 1898 as his personal home, embodying his artistic philosophy throughout the design. The property emerged during a period when artists began treating their houses as complete artworks.
The residence displays Franz von Stuck's original artworks alongside rotating exhibitions of modern art, bridging historical and contemporary creative expressions. The spaces themselves function as artistic works, with every detail reflecting the artist's vision.
The property is currently undergoing renovations until summer 2025 and operates from an alternative location during this period. The temporary venue provides wheelchair access, allowing visitors to experience the collection while the main site is being restored.
The property preserves Franz von Stuck's original working studio, his personal living quarters, and private garden spaces that give visitors multiple glimpses into his daily existence. These rooms reveal how an early twentieth-century artist moved between work and home life.
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