Käthe Kollwitz Museum

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Käthe Kollwitz Museum

Misery, poverty, death and beauty

Fasanenstraße 24
Berlin, Berlin 10719
+49 (0)30 882 5210
http://www.kaethe-kollwitz.de

Just like the next-door Literaturhaus, Kathe Kollwitz Museum is located in a picturesque 19th century villa. But the works of the radical German artist (1867-1945), which deal with subjects such as misery, war and death, stand in breathtaking contrast to the cheerful and sunny exhibition rooms. As well as charcoal drawings, woodcuts and posters, an enormous collection of Kollwitz's sculptures is on display. Larger works are exhibited in the courtyard outside. A small gate leads to the Literaturhaus next door.

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