Joachim-Ringelnatz-Museum, Biographical museum in Cuxhaven, Germany
The Joachim-Ringelnatz-Museum is housed in a half-timbered building across from Schloss Ritzebüttel and displays works by the German artist and writer. The collection includes manuscripts, photographs, books, watercolors, and paintings that document his wide artistic output.
The artist was active in the early years of the 20th century and shaped German artistic life with his work. The museum was established to preserve his artistic legacy and make it available to the public.
The name Ringelnatz comes from a character the artist created himself, and this invention shapes how people understand his work. You can see this creation reflected throughout the paintings and writings on display.
The museum is open from Tuesday to Sunday with a midday break between visits. The building has partial wheelchair access, so check ahead about which areas are accessible.
One of the artist's most famous creations is the character Kuttel Daddeldu, a sailor brought to life in poems and pictures. This figure remains one of the most memorable characters in German literary history.
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