Art deco masterpieces
Neighborhood: Charlottenburg
Nearest Train: Westend: S45, S46; Richard-Wagner-Platz: U7
Phone: +49 30 3269 0600
Fax: +49 30 3269 0626
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This museum houses the priceless collection of Jugendstil and art deco ceramics and furniture once owned by German industrialist Karl Bröhan. The exhibition also includes industrial design paintings from the twenties and thirties as well as contemporary works by local artists. The museum is a good alternative to the larger collections (the Egyptian Museum and Berggruen Collection) which are located in the same area around Schloss Charlottenburg. Admission: EUR3; concessions EUR1.50.
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Associated Events
Art Deco - New Presentation of the CollectionJun 16th, 2007 to Jun 18th, 2010
10:00AM
The permanent exhibition depicts the "French Art Deco" period with authentic illustrations. The focus is on the period where a renewed enlightenment was visible in every walk of life, including interior design. The exhibition will be on until further notice.
Märchenwelten – Workshop für Kinder im Bröhan-Museum
Jan 1st, 2009 to Dec 31st, 2009
10:00AM
See nature crawl onto your plate at the Märchenwelten–Workshop für Kinder im Bröhan-Museum. Find dragons, crocodiles and frogs come alive in these magnificent paintings. Water is an essential theme of the exhibition and so the water creatures only come naturally with it. This permanent show brings nature and our palate close together, literally! The show is open only on weekdays and requires a prior appointment.
Obergeschoss: Bilder und Silbergalerie
Jan 1st, 2009 to Dec 31st, 2009
10:00AM
The Obergeschoss of the Bröhan Museum offers a permanent display of Bilder und Silbergalerie (paintings and silverware) by prominent artists like Hans Baluschek, Karl Hagemeister, Willy Jaeckel and others. Check out this grand show of visual art including paintings, pastels, drawings and graphics, spread over 600 square meters. The glitter of silverware produced by Danish and German silversmiths is a thing that can't be missed. The exhibit is closed on Monday.
Peacocks, Dragonflies, and Bats-Mysterious animals in Art Neveau
Oct 8th, 2009 to Feb 14th, 2010
10:00AM
Pottery and ceramics
Berlin Fairy Tale Day
Nov 18th, 2009
6:30PM
Recommended for people 16 and up.
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