Staatliche Graphische Sammlung München, Print room and art museum in Maxvorstadt, Munich, Germany
The Staatliche Graphische Sammlung Munich is an art museum in Maxvorstadt that houses more than 400,000 prints and drawings from the 12th to the 21st century. The works can be examined and studied in a dedicated viewing room.
The museum was established in 1874 and grew into one of Germany's most important institutions for graphic arts. It stands alongside the collections in Berlin and Dresden as a major keeper of printmaking works.
The collection displays works by artists from Europe and North America, showing different styles and techniques in printmaking across many centuries. Visitors can observe how artistic approaches and methods evolved over time.
Visitors should book appointments at least ten days ahead to view specific works, with a maximum of 10 pieces per session. Planning ahead is necessary to get the most from your time in the study room.
In the study room, visitors can view and handle original works without glass barriers, allowing direct contact with the artworks. This close access differs greatly from typical museum exhibitions.
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