Ernst Barlach House, Expressionist art museum in Jenisch Park, Altona, Germany.
Description
The Ernst Barlach House is a museum in a functionalist brick building within Jenisch Park dedicated to the sculptor's work. The rooms feature large windows bringing natural light while displaying sculptures, drawings, and prints spanning his artistic development.
History
The museum was founded in 1962 by Hermann F. Reemtsma, who had protected Barlach's artworks from Nazi destruction during World War II. The establishment provided a permanent home for preserving and sharing this collection with the public.
Culture
The house honors Ernst Barlach, a sculptor and graphic artist whose works fill the rooms. Visitors encounter his approach to form and expression across different materials and periods of his career.
Practical
The park surrounding the building offers walking paths and outdoor seating where visitors can rest between viewing the artworks. The location is accessible by public transport and allows visitors to combine the museum visit with time spent outdoors.
Did you know?
Children who attend guided tours can follow a character called Willie Woodworker leading them through the collection. This figure transforms the visit into a playful adventure for younger visitors exploring the artworks.
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