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Leonhardi-Museum in Dresden
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Leonhardi-Museum

Municipal gallery for contemporary art in the picturesque half-timbered house "Rothe Amsel" in Loschwitz, with paintings by Eduard Leonhardi.

ÅbningstiderEntré fra 6 € Delvis tilgængelig

Aktuelle udstillinger

Om museet

The house in the Loschwitzgrund valley goes back to a watermill first mentioned in the 16th century, which ground flour until the 1870s. In 1879, the landscape painter Eduard Leonhardi (1828–1905), a pupil of Ludwig Richter, bought the property, replaced the mill and stable buildings with a studio building, and extended the residence with a studio. In the early 1880s, the young painter Charles Palmié gave the half-timbered house its playful painted decoration with mottoes and ornaments; since then it has also been known as the "Rothe Amsel" (Red Blackbird).

Leonhardi wanted to offer young colleagues affordable living and working space here, but the artists' community soon fell apart. Instead, in 1885 he opened a museum displaying his own landscape paintings.

In September 1963, Dresden artists around Günter Tiedeken formed a working group that organized its own exhibitions in the skylit hall of the studio building. By 1990, more than 100 self-organized shows had been held there, repeatedly bringing the group into conflict with East German cultural policy and the Stasi (state security service).

Since 1991, the Leonhardi-Museum has been a municipal gallery, today part of the Museen der Stadt Dresden (Dresden City Museums). It reopened in 2003 after two years of renovation. Solo and thematic exhibitions, often with a regional connection, rotate in the large hall and the side galleries, while the Leonhardi-Atelier, set up in 1994, permanently displays paintings by the museum's namesake. Concerts of contemporary music round out the program.

Højdepunkter

  • Half-timbered house "Rothe Amsel" with a painted facade and a miner figure
  • Temporary exhibitions of contemporary art, often with a Dresden connection
  • Leonhardi-Atelier with landscape paintings by Eduard Leonhardi
  • History as a self-organized artists' exhibition venue in East Germany
  • Free admission on Fridays

Permanente udstillinger

  • Landschaftsmalerei von Eduard Leonhardi – The Leonhardi-Atelier permanently displays forest landscapes and Elbe hillside motifs by the museum's founder, on loan from his heirs.
Grundlagt
1963
Ejer
Museen der Stadt Dresden
Ledelse
Bernd Heise

Entrépriser & rabatter

Voksne6 €
Nedsat pris4 €School students, university students, apprentices, volunteer-service participants, retirees, and others with proof of eligibility
Børn og unge4 €gratis til og med 6 år · Children under 7 free; school students pay the reduced price.
Pensionister4 €Reduced for retirees
Personer med handicap3 €ledsager gratis · 50% discount with a disability rating (GdB) of 50 or more.
Studerende og elever4 €Reduced for university students and apprentices
Grupper (fra 10 pers.)5 € pr. personConcession holders in groups €3, school and university students in groups €2.50.
Familier12 €Family ticket Maxi: 2 adults and 1 to 4 children
Family ticket Mini (1 adult and 1–4 children)6 €
Guided tour (plus admission)3 €School and university students €2
Annual pass for the Museen der Stadt Dresden60 €Reduced €40, partner pass for 2 registered people €90; valid for one year at all municipal museums.

Gratis entré: Free admission every Friday

Free admission with the DresdenPass. Payment in cash or by card.

Tilgængelighed

  • Delvis kørestolsvenlig
  • Elevator: findes ikke
  • Handicaptoilet
  • Handicapparkering: findes ikke
  • Servicehunde tilladt
  • Taktile tilbud: ingen oplysninger
  • Rundvisninger på tegnsprog: ingen oplysninger
  • Letlæste tilbud: ingen oplysninger
  • Synstolkning: ingen oplysninger

The historic building is only partially accessible: the lower exhibition rooms can be reached with mobile ramps and staff assistance, the upper rooms currently cannot. Please call ahead before your visit. Information in sign language on the website.

Børn og familie

Entré for børngratis til og med 6 år
Familiebillet12 € · Family ticket Maxi: 2 adults and 1 to 4 children
  • Familieomvisninger & workshops: findes ikke

Family tickets available; no dedicated programs for children or families are offered.

Transport & parkering

Med offentlig transport

Körnerplatz

Bus 61, 63, 84 (DVB) and 521 (RBO) to Körnerplatz; tram 6 and 12 or bus 65 to Blasewitz Schillerplatz, then walk across the Blaues Wunder bridge. The funicular and the suspension railway (valley stations) are very close by.

I bil

Betalingsparkering · 300 m til indgangen

Paid public parking at the Alte Feuerwache Loschwitz (Fidelio-F.-Finke-Straße, approx. 300 m) or Schiller Galerie (approx. 1 km); only a few free spaces along the street. The parking lot above the museum is reserved for guests of the Pension Loschwitz.

  • Handicapparkering: findes ikke

Arriving by public transport is recommended; the hop-on hop-off city tour stop "Blaues Wunder / Grundstraße" is about 40 m away.

Planlæg rute

Service & spisesteder

  • Café: findes ikke
  • Restaurant: findes ikke
  • Museumsbutik
  • Wi-fi

Museum shop with catalogs, posters, and editions. Backpacks are not allowed in the exhibitions; staff can store them. Bike racks on the grounds.

Arrangementer & udlejning

Museet har ikke offentliggjort oplysninger om dette – spørg venligst museet direkte.

Planlæg dit besøg

Rundvisningerja · varighed ca. 60 min.
FotograferingPhotography and filming for private purposes are permitted, without flash or additional lighting.
Godt at videThe guided tour "Von der Hentschelmühle zum Leonhardi-Museum" (From the Hentschel Mill to the Leonhardi-Museum) can be booked individually for 6–20 people (tel. 0351 268 3513).

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