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Clemens Sels Museum Neuss

Art Across Ages in a Brutalist Masterpiece

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Immerse yourself in an enthralling journey through art history, spanning from the Middle Ages to the Baroque, featuring Dutch paintings. Discover the remarkable collections of the Nazarene, Pre-Raphaelite, and Symbolist artists from France, Belgium, and Holland, along with works by the Rhenish Expressionists and Modern Primitives. Harald Deilmann's brutalist architecture provides a unique backdrop for Conceptual Color Painting. Be inspired by the diversity and depth of the exhibitions.

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Did you know?

Although designed in the Brutalist style, the Clemens Sels Museum Neuss opened its doors in 1912, well before this architectural style became popular.

Quick Facts

Founded: August 24, 1912
Architect: Harald Deilmann
Architectural Style: Brutalism
Opening Hours: Tu-Sa 11:00-17:00; Su,PH 11:00-18:00
Wheelchair Access: Fully accessible
Website: clemens-sels-museum-neuss.de
Phone: +49 2131 90-4141

Guided Story

Feel the raw, concrete texture of the building in front of you? It's a striking example of brutalist architecture by Harald Deilmann. Take a peek through the wide windows - they offer a sneak preview of the treasures inside. Did you know this is one of the rare places where you can see works of Rhenish Expressionism? Known for its vibrant colors and dynamic shapes, this movement is a hidden gem. To your right, you'll spot the Obertor, one of the oldest city gates in Neuss. It's amazing how ancient history blends seamlessly with modern art here. Get ready to be surprised by the diverse exhibitions that will take you on a journey through time and art.