The collection of the Georg Kolbe Museum includes a large treasure of drawings and prints. Created by renowned artists of the 20th century, they have so far been shown only rarely in their abundance and diversity. Over 100 works by Max Liebermann, Aristide Maillol, Gerhard Marcks, Max Pechstein, Pierre-Auguste Renoir, Auguste Rodin, Karl Schmidt-Rottluff, Renée Sintenis and others invite you to rediscover them in winter.
In a relaxed overview, forest and meadow paths, birds, wild boars, raccoons, greyhounds, horses, Renée Sintenis‘ dog Oscar, body studies, allegorical narratives, city views and much more come together to form an amusing and varied panoptikum.
The works on paper from the collection will also enter into an active dialogue with entirely new works: The former studio of Georg Kolbe will become an artistic place of creation again in the course of the exhibition. Our visitors are invited to take a seat there and to draw at any time during opening hours. On changing Sundays, we also offer free drop-in drawing sessions with guidance, inspiration and instruction.