Liebermann's works and their paths
Where do the works shown in the Liebermann Villa actually come from? The privately run house relies on generous support from private individuals. The museum is repeatedly offered works by Max Liebermann as new permanent loans, so that it can change and rearrange the exhibition a little bit, making every subsequent visit worthwhile.
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KEY VISUAL Im Fokus. Gesammelte Geschichten | Max Liebermann, Gartenlokal in Laren, um 1903, Foto: Oliver Ziebe, Berlin
From February 1 to May 12, the Liebermann Villa is dedicated to individual donations and permanent loans, as well as Max Liebermann's letters. In this In Focus exhibition, it looks at individual family histories and follows the paths of the works until they came to Wannsee.
Additional information
Opening hours
April to September
Every day except Tuesdays
10am to 6pm
October to March
Every day except Tuesdays
11am to 5pm
Open on public holidays
Closed on December 24th and 31st
TICKETS
Price: €10.00
Reduced price: €6.00
Reduced price info: Reduction for pupils, students, trainees, unemployed and severely disabled persons (according to ID).
Children and young people up to 18 years free, ICOM members and members of the Max Liebermann Society and refugees free.
