In the garden of his summer house at Wannsee, Max Liebermann found painterly motifs that would prove central to his later career. More than 200 oil paintings and countless drawings and pastels were created in the garden, which was designed according to Liebermann’s own ideas. The permanent exhibition in the artist’s former studio shows a selection of Liebermann’s Wannsee garden pictures together paintings, drawings and pastels showing the artist and his family.
Since its opening, the Liebermann Villa has received significant support from the National Gallery Berlin. The National Gallery contributes works for the permanent exhibition, as does the Stadtmuseum Berlin and a number of private collections in Germany, Austria, Switzerland and Great Britain.
We would like to express our sincere thanks to all our lenders for their generous support.
