Max-Liebermann-Gesellschaft Berlin
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About Max-Liebermann-Gesellschaft
editThe Max-Liebermann-Gesellschaft, founded in 1995, is one of the largest cultural associations in Germany with over 2,200 members. Its main goal is the preservation of the legacy of Max Liebermann, one of the most significant German painters of Impressionism, as well as the research of his work. The society operates the Liebermann-Villa at Wannsee, the former summer house of the artist, which now serves as an art museum.
Key Products and Services
editThe Liebermann-Villa offers a comprehensive cultural experience that places the art and life of Max Liebermann at the center. Visitors can view the permanent exhibition featuring Liebermann's works as well as changing special exhibitions. The villa is surrounded by a historic garden, which is considered an outstanding example of the European reform garden movement. Regular public and private tours, led by volunteer guides, allow visitors to dive deeper into Liebermann's world.
Mission and Values
editThe Max-Liebermann-Gesellschaft is dedicated to the preservation and promotion of the cultural heritage of Max Liebermann. It advocates for research and communication of his artistic creation and promotes cultural exchange. The society places great importance on volunteer engagement and is supported by a dedicated team of volunteers who work in various areas of the villa.
Sustainability Goals and Initiatives
editThe Max-Liebermann-Gesellschaft is committed to preserving the historical substance of the Liebermann-Villa and its garden. The restoration and maintenance of the garden were carried out with consideration of the original design by Max Liebermann, based on historical photographs, letters, and paintings. These efforts were awarded the Europa Nostra Award in 2008 for outstanding achievements in the field of cultural heritage in Europe. The society also advocates for environmentally friendly practices to ensure the sustainability of the museum's operations.
Further Information
editThe Liebermann-Villa is not only a place of art but also a living testament to history. After a tumultuous history of use in the 20th century, the villa was opened to the public in 2006. The Max-Liebermann-Gesellschaft has made it its mission to preserve this unique place and establish it as a cultural center. Visitors are invited to experience the beauty of art and nature and to become part of the vibrant community of the Max-Liebermann-Gesellschaft.