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Ernst Barlach Haus
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Ernst Barlach Haus

Discover Expressionism Amidst Scenic Beauty

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At the Ernst Barlach Haus, set in the picturesque Jenisch Park, you will encounter the powerful works of expressionist artist Ernst Barlach. Designed by Werner Kallmorgen in a functionalist style, the museum not only showcases Barlach's sculptures but also hosts rotating exhibitions that keep each visit fresh and exciting. Immerse yourself in the artistic diversity and enjoy the captivating ambiance of this remarkable venue.
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Industrialist Hermann F. Reemtsma founded the Ernst Barlach Haus in Hamburg's Jenischpark in 1961, with the museum opening in 1962.

Quick Facts

Founded
1961
Architect
Werner Kallmorgen
Architectural Style
Functionalism
Opening Date
October 1962
Wheelchair Access
Not accessible

Guided Story

Take a moment to appreciate the building's striking design. Did you know it was designed in 1961 by Werner Kallmorgen, one of Hamburg's foremost architects? The minimalist elegance of its functionalist style perfectly complements the dramatic sculptures inside. An interesting tidbit: The museum's founder, Hermann F. Reemtsma, was a passionate arts patron who envisioned this space as a welcoming place for both art enthusiasts and the curious. Now, if you look to your left, you'll see Jenisch Park, whose serene ambiance beautifully contrasts with the powerful expression of Barlach's art. Let the seamless blend of art and nature captivate you.

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