Gert Heinrich Wollheim was born in 1894 in Dresden, grew up in Berlin, studied in Weimar, became an engaged representative of the avant-garde, fled to France in 1933, was interned, and later lived until his death in 1974 in New York. It is astonishing that such a visually and verbally powerful artist has disappeared from the public perception horizon of recent decades and is today primarily collected and revered by those who appreciate a work that is striking and original in every respect. Wollheim always polarizes, both in the past and today. The Jena Art Collection honors the work of this significant and in many ways extraordinary artist for the first time in over two decades in a public museum. All of the more than two hundred exhibited works are loans from private collections and are being shown in Germany for the first time in some cases. We thank all those who have supported and promoted us.

Tue – Sun 10–17 hours

Gert Heinrich Wollheim was born in 1894 in Dresden, grew up in Berlin, studied in Weimar, became an engaged representative of the avant-garde, fled to France in 1933, was interned, and later lived until his death in 1974 in New York. It is astonishing that such a visually and verbally powerful artist has disappeared from the public perception horizon of recent decades and is today primarily collected and revered by those who appreciate a work that is striking and original in every respect. Wollheim always polarizes, both in the past and today. The Jena Art Collection honors the work of this significant and in many ways extraordinary artist for the first time in over two decades in a public museum. All of the more than two hundred exhibited works are loans from private collections and are being shown in Germany for the first time in some cases. We thank all those who have supported and promoted us.

Tue – Sun 10–17 hours

Gert Heinrich Wollheim was born in 1894 in Dresden, grew up in Berlin, studied in Weimar, became an engaged representative of the avant-garde, fled to France in 1933, was interned, and later lived until his death in 1974 in New York. It is astonishing that such a visually and verbally powerful artist has disappeared from the public perception horizon of recent decades and is today primarily collected and revered by those who appreciate a work that is striking and original in every respect. Wollheim always polarizes, both in the past and today. The Jena Art Collection honors the work of this significant and in many ways extraordinary artist for the first time in over two decades in a public museum. All of the more than two hundred exhibited works are loans from private collections and are being shown in Germany for the first time in some cases. We thank all those who have supported and promoted us.

Tue – Sun 10–17 hours

Gert Heinrich Wollheim was born in 1894 in Dresden, grew up in Berlin, studied in Weimar, became an engaged representative of the avant-garde, fled to France in 1933, was interned, and later lived until his death in 1974 in New York. It is astonishing that such a visually and verbally powerful artist has disappeared from the public perception horizon of recent decades and is today primarily collected and revered by those who appreciate a work that is striking and original in every respect. Wollheim always polarizes, both in the past and today. The Jena Art Collection honors the work of this significant and in many ways extraordinary artist for the first time in over two decades in a public museum. All of the more than two hundred exhibited works are loans from private collections and are being shown in Germany for the first time in some cases. We thank all those who have supported and promoted us.

Tue – Sun 10–17 hours

Gert Heinrich Wollheim was born in 1894 in Dresden, grew up in Berlin, studied in Weimar, became an engaged representative of the avant-garde, fled to France in 1933, was interned, and later lived until his death in 1974 in New York. It is astonishing that such a visually and verbally powerful artist has disappeared from the public perception horizon of recent decades and is today primarily collected and revered by those who appreciate a work that is striking and original in every respect. Wollheim always polarizes, both in the past and today. The Jena Art Collection honors the work of this significant and in many ways extraordinary artist for the first time in over two decades in a public museum. All of the more than two hundred exhibited works are loans from private collections and are being shown in Germany for the first time in some cases. We thank all those who have supported and promoted us.

Tue – Sun 10–17 hours

Gert Heinrich Wollheim was born in 1894 in Dresden, grew up in Berlin, studied in Weimar, became an engaged representative of the avant-garde, fled to France in 1933, was interned, and later lived until his death in 1974 in New York. It is astonishing that such a visually and verbally powerful artist has disappeared from the public perception horizon of recent decades and is today primarily collected and revered by those who appreciate a work that is striking and original in every respect. Wollheim always polarizes, both in the past and today. The Jena Art Collection honors the work of this significant and in many ways extraordinary artist for the first time in over two decades in a public museum. All of the more than two hundred exhibited works are loans from private collections and are being shown in Germany for the first time in some cases. We thank all those who have supported and promoted us.

Tue – Sun 10–17 hours

Gert Heinrich Wollheim was born in 1894 in Dresden, grew up in Berlin, studied in Weimar, became an engaged representative of the avant-garde, fled to France in 1933, was interned, and later lived until his death in 1974 in New York. It is astonishing that such a visually and verbally powerful artist has disappeared from the public perception horizon of recent decades and is today primarily collected and revered by those who appreciate a work that is striking and original in every respect. Wollheim always polarizes, both in the past and today. The Jena Art Collection honors the work of this significant and in many ways extraordinary artist for the first time in over two decades in a public museum. All of the more than two hundred exhibited works are loans from private collections and are being shown in Germany for the first time in some cases. We thank all those who have supported and promoted us.

Tue – Sun 10–17 hours

Gert Heinrich Wollheim was born in 1894 in Dresden, grew up in Berlin, studied in Weimar, became an engaged representative of the avant-garde, fled to France in 1933, was interned, and later lived until his death in 1974 in New York. It is astonishing that such a visually and verbally powerful artist has disappeared from the public perception horizon of recent decades and is today primarily collected and revered by those who appreciate a work that is striking and original in every respect. Wollheim always polarizes, both in the past and today. The Jena Art Collection honors the work of this significant and in many ways extraordinary artist for the first time in over two decades in a public museum. All of the more than two hundred exhibited works are loans from private collections and are being shown in Germany for the first time in some cases. We thank all those who have supported and promoted us.

Tue – Sun 10–17 hours

Gert Heinrich Wollheim was born in 1894 in Dresden, grew up in Berlin, studied in Weimar, became an engaged representative of the avant-garde, fled to France in 1933, was interned, and later lived until his death in 1974 in New York. It is astonishing that such a visually and verbally powerful artist has disappeared from the public perception horizon of recent decades and is today primarily collected and revered by those who appreciate a work that is striking and original in every respect. Wollheim always polarizes, both in the past and today. The Jena Art Collection honors the work of this significant and in many ways extraordinary artist for the first time in over two decades in a public museum. All of the more than two hundred exhibited works are loans from private collections and are being shown in Germany for the first time in some cases. We thank all those who have supported and promoted us.

Tue – Sun 10–17 hours

Gert Heinrich Wollheim was born in 1894 in Dresden, grew up in Berlin, studied in Weimar, became an engaged representative of the avant-garde, fled to France in 1933, was interned, and later lived until his death in 1974 in New York. It is astonishing that such a visually and verbally powerful artist has disappeared from the public perception horizon of recent decades and is today primarily collected and revered by those who appreciate a work that is striking and original in every respect. Wollheim always polarizes, both in the past and today. The Jena Art Collection honors the work of this significant and in many ways extraordinary artist for the first time in over two decades in a public museum. All of the more than two hundred exhibited works are loans from private collections and are being shown in Germany for the first time in some cases. We thank all those who have supported and promoted us.

Tue – Sun 10–17 hours

Gert Heinrich Wollheim was born in 1894 in Dresden, grew up in Berlin, studied in Weimar, became an engaged representative of the avant-garde, fled to France in 1933, was interned, and later lived until his death in 1974 in New York. It is astonishing that such a visually and verbally powerful artist has disappeared from the public perception horizon of recent decades and is today primarily collected and revered by those who appreciate a work that is striking and original in every respect. Wollheim always polarizes, both in the past and today. The Jena Art Collection honors the work of this significant and in many ways extraordinary artist for the first time in over two decades in a public museum. All of the more than two hundred exhibited works are loans from private collections and are being shown in Germany for the first time in some cases. We thank all those who have supported and promoted us.

Tue – Sun 10–17 hours

Gert Heinrich Wollheim was born in 1894 in Dresden, grew up in Berlin, studied in Weimar, became an engaged representative of the avant-garde, fled to France in 1933, was interned, and later lived until his death in 1974 in New York. It is astonishing that such a visually and verbally powerful artist has disappeared from the public perception horizon of recent decades and is today primarily collected and revered by those who appreciate a work that is striking and original in every respect. Wollheim always polarizes, both in the past and today. The Jena Art Collection honors the work of this significant and in many ways extraordinary artist for the first time in over two decades in a public museum. All of the more than two hundred exhibited works are loans from private collections and are being shown in Germany for the first time in some cases. We thank all those who have supported and promoted us.

Tue – Sun 10–17 hours

Gert Heinrich Wollheim was born in 1894 in Dresden, grew up in Berlin, studied in Weimar, became an engaged representative of the avant-garde, fled to France in 1933, was interned, and later lived until his death in 1974 in New York. It is astonishing that such a visually and verbally powerful artist has disappeared from the public perception horizon of recent decades and is today primarily collected and revered by those who appreciate a work that is striking and original in every respect. Wollheim always polarizes, both in the past and today. The Jena Art Collection honors the work of this significant and in many ways extraordinary artist for the first time in over two decades in a public museum. All of the more than two hundred exhibited works are loans from private collections and are being shown in Germany for the first time in some cases. We thank all those who have supported and promoted us.

Tue – Sun 10–17 hours

Gert Heinrich Wollheim was born in 1894 in Dresden, grew up in Berlin, studied in Weimar, became an engaged representative of the avant-garde, fled to France in 1933, was interned, and later lived until his death in 1974 in New York. It is astonishing that such a visually and verbally powerful artist has disappeared from the public perception horizon of recent decades and is today primarily collected and revered by those who appreciate a work that is striking and original in every respect. Wollheim always polarizes, both in the past and today. The Jena Art Collection honors the work of this significant and in many ways extraordinary artist for the first time in over two decades in a public museum. All of the more than two hundred exhibited works are loans from private collections and are being shown in Germany for the first time in some cases. We thank all those who have supported and promoted us.

Tue – Sun 10–17 hours

Gert Heinrich Wollheim was born in 1894 in Dresden, grew up in Berlin, studied in Weimar, became an engaged representative of the avant-garde, fled to France in 1933, was interned, and later lived until his death in 1974 in New York. It is astonishing that such a visually and verbally powerful artist has disappeared from the public perception horizon of recent decades and is today primarily collected and revered by those who appreciate a work that is striking and original in every respect. Wollheim always polarizes, both in the past and today. The Jena Art Collection honors the work of this significant and in many ways extraordinary artist for the first time in over two decades in a public museum. All of the more than two hundred exhibited works are loans from private collections and are being shown in Germany for the first time in some cases. We thank all those who have supported and promoted us.

Tue – Sun 10–17 hours

Gert Heinrich Wollheim was born in 1894 in Dresden, grew up in Berlin, studied in Weimar, became an engaged representative of the avant-garde, fled to France in 1933, was interned, and later lived until his death in 1974 in New York. It is astonishing that such a visually and verbally powerful artist has disappeared from the public perception horizon of recent decades and is today primarily collected and revered by those who appreciate a work that is striking and original in every respect. Wollheim always polarizes, both in the past and today. The Jena Art Collection honors the work of this significant and in many ways extraordinary artist for the first time in over two decades in a public museum. All of the more than two hundred exhibited works are loans from private collections and are being shown in Germany for the first time in some cases. We thank all those who have supported and promoted us.

Tue – Sun 10–17 hours

Gert Heinrich Wollheim was born in 1894 in Dresden, grew up in Berlin, studied in Weimar, became an engaged representative of the avant-garde, fled to France in 1933, was interned, and later lived until his death in 1974 in New York. It is astonishing that such a visually and verbally powerful artist has disappeared from the public perception horizon of recent decades and is today primarily collected and revered by those who appreciate a work that is striking and original in every respect. Wollheim always polarizes, both in the past and today. The Jena Art Collection honors the work of this significant and in many ways extraordinary artist for the first time in over two decades in a public museum. All of the more than two hundred exhibited works are loans from private collections and are being shown in Germany for the first time in some cases. We thank all those who have supported and promoted us.

Tue – Sun 10–17 hours

Gert Heinrich Wollheim was born in 1894 in Dresden, grew up in Berlin, studied in Weimar, became an engaged representative of the avant-garde, fled to France in 1933, was interned, and later lived until his death in 1974 in New York. It is astonishing that such a visually and verbally powerful artist has disappeared from the public perception horizon of recent decades and is today primarily collected and revered by those who appreciate a work that is striking and original in every respect. Wollheim always polarizes, both in the past and today. The Jena Art Collection honors the work of this significant and in many ways extraordinary artist for the first time in over two decades in a public museum. All of the more than two hundred exhibited works are loans from private collections and are being shown in Germany for the first time in some cases. We thank all those who have supported and promoted us.

Tue – Sun 10–17 hours

Gert Heinrich Wollheim was born in 1894 in Dresden, grew up in Berlin, studied in Weimar, became an engaged representative of the avant-garde, fled to France in 1933, was interned, and later lived until his death in 1974 in New York. It is astonishing that such a visually and verbally powerful artist has disappeared from the public perception horizon of recent decades and is today primarily collected and revered by those who appreciate a work that is striking and original in every respect. Wollheim always polarizes, both in the past and today. The Jena Art Collection honors the work of this significant and in many ways extraordinary artist for the first time in over two decades in a public museum. All of the more than two hundred exhibited works are loans from private collections and are being shown in Germany for the first time in some cases. We thank all those who have supported and promoted us.

Tue – Sun 10–17 hours

Gert Heinrich Wollheim was born in 1894 in Dresden, grew up in Berlin, studied in Weimar, became an engaged representative of the avant-garde, fled to France in 1933, was interned, and later lived until his death in 1974 in New York. It is astonishing that such a visually and verbally powerful artist has disappeared from the public perception horizon of recent decades and is today primarily collected and revered by those who appreciate a work that is striking and original in every respect. Wollheim always polarizes, both in the past and today. The Jena Art Collection honors the work of this significant and in many ways extraordinary artist for the first time in over two decades in a public museum. All of the more than two hundred exhibited works are loans from private collections and are being shown in Germany for the first time in some cases. We thank all those who have supported and promoted us.

Tue – Sun 10–17 hours

Gert Heinrich Wollheim was born in 1894 in Dresden, grew up in Berlin, studied in Weimar, became an engaged representative of the avant-garde, fled to France in 1933, was interned, and later lived until his death in 1974 in New York. It is astonishing that such a visually and verbally powerful artist has disappeared from the public perception horizon of recent decades and is today primarily collected and revered by those who appreciate a work that is striking and original in every respect. Wollheim always polarizes, both in the past and today. The Jena Art Collection honors the work of this significant and in many ways extraordinary artist for the first time in over two decades in a public museum. All of the more than two hundred exhibited works are loans from private collections and are being shown in Germany for the first time in some cases. We thank all those who have supported and promoted us.

Tue – Sun 10–17 hours

Gert Heinrich Wollheim was born in 1894 in Dresden, grew up in Berlin, studied in Weimar, became an engaged representative of the avant-garde, fled to France in 1933, was interned, and later lived until his death in 1974 in New York. It is astonishing that such a visually and verbally powerful artist has disappeared from the public perception horizon of recent decades and is today primarily collected and revered by those who appreciate a work that is striking and original in every respect. Wollheim always polarizes, both in the past and today. The Jena Art Collection honors the work of this significant and in many ways extraordinary artist for the first time in over two decades in a public museum. All of the more than two hundred exhibited works are loans from private collections and are being shown in Germany for the first time in some cases. We thank all those who have supported and promoted us.

Tue – Sun 10–17 hours

Gert Heinrich Wollheim was born in 1894 in Dresden, grew up in Berlin, studied in Weimar, became an engaged representative of the avant-garde, fled to France in 1933, was interned, and later lived until his death in 1974 in New York. It is astonishing that such a visually and verbally powerful artist has disappeared from the public perception horizon of recent decades and is today primarily collected and revered by those who appreciate a work that is striking and original in every respect. Wollheim always polarizes, both in the past and today. The Jena Art Collection honors the work of this significant and in many ways extraordinary artist for the first time in over two decades in a public museum. All of the more than two hundred exhibited works are loans from private collections and are being shown in Germany for the first time in some cases. We thank all those who have supported and promoted us.

Tue – Sun 10–17 hours

Gert Heinrich Wollheim was born in 1894 in Dresden, grew up in Berlin, studied in Weimar, became an engaged representative of the avant-garde, fled to France in 1933, was interned, and later lived until his death in 1974 in New York. It is astonishing that such a visually and verbally powerful artist has disappeared from the public perception horizon of recent decades and is today primarily collected and revered by those who appreciate a work that is striking and original in every respect. Wollheim always polarizes, both in the past and today. The Jena Art Collection honors the work of this significant and in many ways extraordinary artist for the first time in over two decades in a public museum. All of the more than two hundred exhibited works are loans from private collections and are being shown in Germany for the first time in some cases. We thank all those who have supported and promoted us.

Tue – Sun 10–17 hours

Gert Heinrich Wollheim was born in 1894 in Dresden, grew up in Berlin, studied in Weimar, became an engaged representative of the avant-garde, fled to France in 1933, was interned, and later lived until his death in 1974 in New York. It is astonishing that such a visually and verbally powerful artist has disappeared from the public perception horizon of recent decades and is today primarily collected and revered by those who appreciate a work that is striking and original in every respect. Wollheim always polarizes, both in the past and today. The Jena Art Collection honors the work of this significant and in many ways extraordinary artist for the first time in over two decades in a public museum. All of the more than two hundred exhibited works are loans from private collections and are being shown in Germany for the first time in some cases. We thank all those who have supported and promoted us.

Tue – Sun 10–17 hours

Gert Heinrich Wollheim was born in 1894 in Dresden, grew up in Berlin, studied in Weimar, became an engaged representative of the avant-garde, fled to France in 1933, was interned, and later lived until his death in 1974 in New York. It is astonishing that such a visually and verbally powerful artist has disappeared from the public perception horizon of recent decades and is today primarily collected and revered by those who appreciate a work that is striking and original in every respect. Wollheim always polarizes, both in the past and today. The Jena Art Collection honors the work of this significant and in many ways extraordinary artist for the first time in over two decades in a public museum. All of the more than two hundred exhibited works are loans from private collections and are being shown in Germany for the first time in some cases. We thank all those who have supported and promoted us.

Tue – Sun 10–17 hours

Gert Heinrich Wollheim was born in 1894 in Dresden, grew up in Berlin, studied in Weimar, became an engaged representative of the avant-garde, fled to France in 1933, was interned, and later lived until his death in 1974 in New York. It is astonishing that such a visually and verbally powerful artist has disappeared from the public perception horizon of recent decades and is today primarily collected and revered by those who appreciate a work that is striking and original in every respect. Wollheim always polarizes, both in the past and today. The Jena Art Collection honors the work of this significant and in many ways extraordinary artist for the first time in over two decades in a public museum. All of the more than two hundred exhibited works are loans from private collections and are being shown in Germany for the first time in some cases. We thank all those who have supported and promoted us.

Tue – Sun 10–17 hours

Gert Heinrich Wollheim was born in 1894 in Dresden, grew up in Berlin, studied in Weimar, became an engaged representative of the avant-garde, fled to France in 1933, was interned, and later lived until his death in 1974 in New York. It is astonishing that such a visually and verbally powerful artist has disappeared from the public perception horizon of recent decades and is today primarily collected and revered by those who appreciate a work that is striking and original in every respect. Wollheim always polarizes, both in the past and today. The Jena Art Collection honors the work of this significant and in many ways extraordinary artist for the first time in over two decades in a public museum. All of the more than two hundred exhibited works are loans from private collections and are being shown in Germany for the first time in some cases. We thank all those who have supported and promoted us.

Tue – Sun 10–17 hours

Gert Heinrich Wollheim was born in 1894 in Dresden, grew up in Berlin, studied in Weimar, became an engaged representative of the avant-garde, fled to France in 1933, was interned, and later lived until his death in 1974 in New York. It is astonishing that such a visually and verbally powerful artist has disappeared from the public perception horizon of recent decades and is today primarily collected and revered by those who appreciate a work that is striking and original in every respect. Wollheim always polarizes, both in the past and today. The Jena Art Collection honors the work of this significant and in many ways extraordinary artist for the first time in over two decades in a public museum. All of the more than two hundred exhibited works are loans from private collections and are being shown in Germany for the first time in some cases. We thank all those who have supported and promoted us.

Tue – Sun 10–17 hours

Gert Heinrich Wollheim was born in 1894 in Dresden, grew up in Berlin, studied in Weimar, became an engaged representative of the avant-garde, fled to France in 1933, was interned, and later lived until his death in 1974 in New York. It is astonishing that such a visually and verbally powerful artist has disappeared from the public perception horizon of recent decades and is today primarily collected and revered by those who appreciate a work that is striking and original in every respect. Wollheim always polarizes, both in the past and today. The Jena Art Collection honors the work of this significant and in many ways extraordinary artist for the first time in over two decades in a public museum. All of the more than two hundred exhibited works are loans from private collections and are being shown in Germany for the first time in some cases. We thank all those who have supported and promoted us.

Tue – Sun 10–17 hours

Gert Heinrich Wollheim was born in 1894 in Dresden, grew up in Berlin, studied in Weimar, became an engaged representative of the avant-garde, fled to France in 1933, was interned, and later lived until his death in 1974 in New York. It is astonishing that such a visually and verbally powerful artist has disappeared from the public perception horizon of recent decades and is today primarily collected and revered by those who appreciate a work that is striking and original in every respect. Wollheim always polarizes, both in the past and today. The Jena Art Collection honors the work of this significant and in many ways extraordinary artist for the first time in over two decades in a public museum. All of the more than two hundred exhibited works are loans from private collections and are being shown in Germany for the first time in some cases. We thank all those who have supported and promoted us.

Tue – Sun 10–17 hours

Gert Heinrich Wollheim was born in 1894 in Dresden, grew up in Berlin, studied in Weimar, became an engaged representative of the avant-garde, fled to France in 1933, was interned, and later lived until his death in 1974 in New York. It is astonishing that such a visually and verbally powerful artist has disappeared from the public perception horizon of recent decades and is today primarily collected and revered by those who appreciate a work that is striking and original in every respect. Wollheim always polarizes, both in the past and today. The Jena Art Collection honors the work of this significant and in many ways extraordinary artist for the first time in over two decades in a public museum. All of the more than two hundred exhibited works are loans from private collections and are being shown in Germany for the first time in some cases. We thank all those who have supported and promoted us.

Tue – Sun 10–17 hours

Gert Heinrich Wollheim was born in 1894 in Dresden, grew up in Berlin, studied in Weimar, became an engaged representative of the avant-garde, fled to France in 1933, was interned, and later lived until his death in 1974 in New York. It is astonishing that such a visually and verbally powerful artist has disappeared from the public perception horizon of recent decades and is today primarily collected and revered by those who appreciate a work that is striking and original in every respect. Wollheim always polarizes, both in the past and today. The Jena Art Collection honors the work of this significant and in many ways extraordinary artist for the first time in over two decades in a public museum. All of the more than two hundred exhibited works are loans from private collections and are being shown in Germany for the first time in some cases. We thank all those who have supported and promoted us.

Tue – Sun 10–17 hours

Gert Heinrich Wollheim was born in 1894 in Dresden, grew up in Berlin, studied in Weimar, became an engaged representative of the avant-garde, fled to France in 1933, was interned, and later lived until his death in 1974 in New York. It is astonishing that such a visually and verbally powerful artist has disappeared from the public perception horizon of recent decades and is today primarily collected and revered by those who appreciate a work that is striking and original in every respect. Wollheim always polarizes, both in the past and today. The Jena Art Collection honors the work of this significant and in many ways extraordinary artist for the first time in over two decades in a public museum. All of the more than two hundred exhibited works are loans from private collections and are being shown in Germany for the first time in some cases. We thank all those who have supported and promoted us.

Tue – Sun 10–17 hours

Gert Heinrich Wollheim was born in 1894 in Dresden, grew up in Berlin, studied in Weimar, became an engaged representative of the avant-garde, fled to France in 1933, was interned, and later lived until his death in 1974 in New York. It is astonishing that such a visually and verbally powerful artist has disappeared from the public perception horizon of recent decades and is today primarily collected and revered by those who appreciate a work that is striking and original in every respect. Wollheim always polarizes, both in the past and today. The Jena Art Collection honors the work of this significant and in many ways extraordinary artist for the first time in over two decades in a public museum. All of the more than two hundred exhibited works are loans from private collections and are being shown in Germany for the first time in some cases. We thank all those who have supported and promoted us.

Tue – Sun 10–17 hours

Gert Heinrich Wollheim was born in 1894 in Dresden, grew up in Berlin, studied in Weimar, became an engaged representative of the avant-garde, fled to France in 1933, was interned, and later lived until his death in 1974 in New York. It is astonishing that such a visually and verbally powerful artist has disappeared from the public perception horizon of recent decades and is today primarily collected and revered by those who appreciate a work that is striking and original in every respect. Wollheim always polarizes, both in the past and today. The Jena Art Collection honors the work of this significant and in many ways extraordinary artist for the first time in over two decades in a public museum. All of the more than two hundred exhibited works are loans from private collections and are being shown in Germany for the first time in some cases. We thank all those who have supported and promoted us.

Tue – Sun 10–17 hours

Gert Heinrich Wollheim was born in 1894 in Dresden, grew up in Berlin, studied in Weimar, became an engaged representative of the avant-garde, fled to France in 1933, was interned, and later lived until his death in 1974 in New York. It is astonishing that such a visually and verbally powerful artist has disappeared from the public perception horizon of recent decades and is today primarily collected and revered by those who appreciate a work that is striking and original in every respect. Wollheim always polarizes, both in the past and today. The Jena Art Collection honors the work of this significant and in many ways extraordinary artist for the first time in over two decades in a public museum. All of the more than two hundred exhibited works are loans from private collections and are being shown in Germany for the first time in some cases. We thank all those who have supported and promoted us.

Tue – Sun 10–17 hours

Gert Heinrich Wollheim was born in 1894 in Dresden, grew up in Berlin, studied in Weimar, became an engaged representative of the avant-garde, fled to France in 1933, was interned, and later lived until his death in 1974 in New York. It is astonishing that such a visually and verbally powerful artist has disappeared from the public perception horizon of recent decades and is today primarily collected and revered by those who appreciate a work that is striking and original in every respect. Wollheim always polarizes, both in the past and today. The Jena Art Collection honors the work of this significant and in many ways extraordinary artist for the first time in over two decades in a public museum. All of the more than two hundred exhibited works are loans from private collections and are being shown in Germany for the first time in some cases. We thank all those who have supported and promoted us.

Tue – Sun 10–17 hours

Gert Heinrich Wollheim was born in 1894 in Dresden, grew up in Berlin, studied in Weimar, became an engaged representative of the avant-garde, fled to France in 1933, was interned, and later lived until his death in 1974 in New York. It is astonishing that such a visually and verbally powerful artist has disappeared from the public perception horizon of recent decades and is today primarily collected and revered by those who appreciate a work that is striking and original in every respect. Wollheim always polarizes, both in the past and today. The Jena Art Collection honors the work of this significant and in many ways extraordinary artist for the first time in over two decades in a public museum. All of the more than two hundred exhibited works are loans from private collections and are being shown in Germany for the first time in some cases. We thank all those who have supported and promoted us.

Tue – Sun 10–17 hours

Gert Heinrich Wollheim was born in 1894 in Dresden, grew up in Berlin, studied in Weimar, became an engaged representative of the avant-garde, fled to France in 1933, was interned, and later lived until his death in 1974 in New York. It is astonishing that such a visually and verbally powerful artist has disappeared from the public perception horizon of recent decades and is today primarily collected and revered by those who appreciate a work that is striking and original in every respect. Wollheim always polarizes, both in the past and today. The Jena Art Collection honors the work of this significant and in many ways extraordinary artist for the first time in over two decades in a public museum. All of the more than two hundred exhibited works are loans from private collections and are being shown in Germany for the first time in some cases. We thank all those who have supported and promoted us.

Tue – Sun 10–17 hours

Gert Heinrich Wollheim was born in 1894 in Dresden, grew up in Berlin, studied in Weimar, became an engaged representative of the avant-garde, fled to France in 1933, was interned, and later lived until his death in 1974 in New York. It is astonishing that such a visually and verbally powerful artist has disappeared from the public perception horizon of recent decades and is today primarily collected and revered by those who appreciate a work that is striking and original in every respect. Wollheim always polarizes, both in the past and today. The Jena Art Collection honors the work of this significant and in many ways extraordinary artist for the first time in over two decades in a public museum. All of the more than two hundred exhibited works are loans from private collections and are being shown in Germany for the first time in some cases. We thank all those who have supported and promoted us.

Tue – Sun 10–17 hours

Gert Heinrich Wollheim was born in 1894 in Dresden, grew up in Berlin, studied in Weimar, became an engaged representative of the avant-garde, fled to France in 1933, was interned, and later lived until his death in 1974 in New York. It is astonishing that such a visually and verbally powerful artist has disappeared from the public perception horizon of recent decades and is today primarily collected and revered by those who appreciate a work that is striking and original in every respect. Wollheim always polarizes, both in the past and today. The Jena Art Collection honors the work of this significant and in many ways extraordinary artist for the first time in over two decades in a public museum. All of the more than two hundred exhibited works are loans from private collections and are being shown in Germany for the first time in some cases. We thank all those who have supported and promoted us.

Tue – Sun 10–17 hours

Gert Heinrich Wollheim was born in 1894 in Dresden, grew up in Berlin, studied in Weimar, became an engaged representative of the avant-garde, fled to France in 1933, was interned, and later lived until his death in 1974 in New York. It is astonishing that such a visually and verbally powerful artist has disappeared from the public perception horizon of recent decades and is today primarily collected and revered by those who appreciate a work that is striking and original in every respect. Wollheim always polarizes, both in the past and today. The Jena Art Collection honors the work of this significant and in many ways extraordinary artist for the first time in over two decades in a public museum. All of the more than two hundred exhibited works are loans from private collections and are being shown in Germany for the first time in some cases. We thank all those who have supported and promoted us.

Tue – Sun 10–17 hours

Gert Heinrich Wollheim was born in 1894 in Dresden, grew up in Berlin, studied in Weimar, became an engaged representative of the avant-garde, fled to France in 1933, was interned, and later lived until his death in 1974 in New York. It is astonishing that such a visually and verbally powerful artist has disappeared from the public perception horizon of recent decades and is today primarily collected and revered by those who appreciate a work that is striking and original in every respect. Wollheim always polarizes, both in the past and today. The Jena Art Collection honors the work of this significant and in many ways extraordinary artist for the first time in over two decades in a public museum. All of the more than two hundred exhibited works are loans from private collections and are being shown in Germany for the first time in some cases. We thank all those who have supported and promoted us.

Tue – Sun 10–17 hours

Gert Heinrich Wollheim was born in 1894 in Dresden, grew up in Berlin, studied in Weimar, became an engaged representative of the avant-garde, fled to France in 1933, was interned, and later lived until his death in 1974 in New York. It is astonishing that such a visually and verbally powerful artist has disappeared from the public perception horizon of recent decades and is today primarily collected and revered by those who appreciate a work that is striking and original in every respect. Wollheim always polarizes, both in the past and today. The Jena Art Collection honors the work of this significant and in many ways extraordinary artist for the first time in over two decades in a public museum. All of the more than two hundred exhibited works are loans from private collections and are being shown in Germany for the first time in some cases. We thank all those who have supported and promoted us.

Tue – Sun 10–17 hours

Gert Heinrich Wollheim was born in 1894 in Dresden, grew up in Berlin, studied in Weimar, became an engaged representative of the avant-garde, fled to France in 1933, was interned, and later lived until his death in 1974 in New York. It is astonishing that such a visually and verbally powerful artist has disappeared from the public perception horizon of recent decades and is today primarily collected and revered by those who appreciate a work that is striking and original in every respect. Wollheim always polarizes, both in the past and today. The Jena Art Collection honors the work of this significant and in many ways extraordinary artist for the first time in over two decades in a public museum. All of the more than two hundred exhibited works are loans from private collections and are being shown in Germany for the first time in some cases. We thank all those who have supported and promoted us.

Tue – Sun 10–17 hours

Gert Heinrich Wollheim was born in 1894 in Dresden, grew up in Berlin, studied in Weimar, became an engaged representative of the avant-garde, fled to France in 1933, was interned, and later lived until his death in 1974 in New York. It is astonishing that such a visually and verbally powerful artist has disappeared from the public perception horizon of recent decades and is today primarily collected and revered by those who appreciate a work that is striking and original in every respect. Wollheim always polarizes, both in the past and today. The Jena Art Collection honors the work of this significant and in many ways extraordinary artist for the first time in over two decades in a public museum. All of the more than two hundred exhibited works are loans from private collections and are being shown in Germany for the first time in some cases. We thank all those who have supported and promoted us.

Tue – Sun 10–17 hours

Gert Heinrich Wollheim was born in 1894 in Dresden, grew up in Berlin, studied in Weimar, became an engaged representative of the avant-garde, fled to France in 1933, was interned, and later lived until his death in 1974 in New York. It is astonishing that such a visually and verbally powerful artist has disappeared from the public perception horizon of recent decades and is today primarily collected and revered by those who appreciate a work that is striking and original in every respect. Wollheim always polarizes, both in the past and today. The Jena Art Collection honors the work of this significant and in many ways extraordinary artist for the first time in over two decades in a public museum. All of the more than two hundred exhibited works are loans from private collections and are being shown in Germany for the first time in some cases. We thank all those who have supported and promoted us.

Tue – Sun 10–17 hours

Gert Heinrich Wollheim was born in 1894 in Dresden, grew up in Berlin, studied in Weimar, became an engaged representative of the avant-garde, fled to France in 1933, was interned, and later lived until his death in 1974 in New York. It is astonishing that such a visually and verbally powerful artist has disappeared from the public perception horizon of recent decades and is today primarily collected and revered by those who appreciate a work that is striking and original in every respect. Wollheim always polarizes, both in the past and today. The Jena Art Collection honors the work of this significant and in many ways extraordinary artist for the first time in over two decades in a public museum. All of the more than two hundred exhibited works are loans from private collections and are being shown in Germany for the first time in some cases. We thank all those who have supported and promoted us.

Tue – Sun 10–17 hours

Gert Heinrich Wollheim was born in 1894 in Dresden, grew up in Berlin, studied in Weimar, became an engaged representative of the avant-garde, fled to France in 1933, was interned, and later lived until his death in 1974 in New York. It is astonishing that such a visually and verbally powerful artist has disappeared from the public perception horizon of recent decades and is today primarily collected and revered by those who appreciate a work that is striking and original in every respect. Wollheim always polarizes, both in the past and today. The Jena Art Collection honors the work of this significant and in many ways extraordinary artist for the first time in over two decades in a public museum. All of the more than two hundred exhibited works are loans from private collections and are being shown in Germany for the first time in some cases. We thank all those who have supported and promoted us.

Tue – Sun 10–17 hours

Gert Heinrich Wollheim was born in 1894 in Dresden, grew up in Berlin, studied in Weimar, became an engaged representative of the avant-garde, fled to France in 1933, was interned, and later lived until his death in 1974 in New York. It is astonishing that such a visually and verbally powerful artist has disappeared from the public perception horizon of recent decades and is today primarily collected and revered by those who appreciate a work that is striking and original in every respect. Wollheim always polarizes, both in the past and today. The Jena Art Collection honors the work of this significant and in many ways extraordinary artist for the first time in over two decades in a public museum. All of the more than two hundred exhibited works are loans from private collections and are being shown in Germany for the first time in some cases. We thank all those who have supported and promoted us.

Tue – Sun 10–17 hours

Gert Heinrich Wollheim was born in 1894 in Dresden, grew up in Berlin, studied in Weimar, became an engaged representative of the avant-garde, fled to France in 1933, was interned, and later lived until his death in 1974 in New York. It is astonishing that such a visually and verbally powerful artist has disappeared from the public perception horizon of recent decades and is today primarily collected and revered by those who appreciate a work that is striking and original in every respect. Wollheim always polarizes, both in the past and today. The Jena Art Collection honors the work of this significant and in many ways extraordinary artist for the first time in over two decades in a public museum. All of the more than two hundred exhibited works are loans from private collections and are being shown in Germany for the first time in some cases. We thank all those who have supported and promoted us.

Tue – Sun 10–17 hours

Gert Heinrich Wollheim was born in 1894 in Dresden, grew up in Berlin, studied in Weimar, became an engaged representative of the avant-garde, fled to France in 1933, was interned, and later lived until his death in 1974 in New York. It is astonishing that such a visually and verbally powerful artist has disappeared from the public perception horizon of recent decades and is today primarily collected and revered by those who appreciate a work that is striking and original in every respect. Wollheim always polarizes, both in the past and today. The Jena Art Collection honors the work of this significant and in many ways extraordinary artist for the first time in over two decades in a public museum. All of the more than two hundred exhibited works are loans from private collections and are being shown in Germany for the first time in some cases. We thank all those who have supported and promoted us.

Tue – Sun 10–17 hours

Gert Heinrich Wollheim was born in 1894 in Dresden, grew up in Berlin, studied in Weimar, became an engaged representative of the avant-garde, fled to France in 1933, was interned, and later lived until his death in 1974 in New York. It is astonishing that such a visually and verbally powerful artist has disappeared from the public perception horizon of recent decades and is today primarily collected and revered by those who appreciate a work that is striking and original in every respect. Wollheim always polarizes, both in the past and today. The Jena Art Collection honors the work of this significant and in many ways extraordinary artist for the first time in over two decades in a public museum. All of the more than two hundred exhibited works are loans from private collections and are being shown in Germany for the first time in some cases. We thank all those who have supported and promoted us.

Tue – Sun 10–17 hours

Gert Heinrich Wollheim was born in 1894 in Dresden, grew up in Berlin, studied in Weimar, became an engaged representative of the avant-garde, fled to France in 1933, was interned, and later lived until his death in 1974 in New York. It is astonishing that such a visually and verbally powerful artist has disappeared from the public perception horizon of recent decades and is today primarily collected and revered by those who appreciate a work that is striking and original in every respect. Wollheim always polarizes, both in the past and today. The Jena Art Collection honors the work of this significant and in many ways extraordinary artist for the first time in over two decades in a public museum. All of the more than two hundred exhibited works are loans from private collections and are being shown in Germany for the first time in some cases. We thank all those who have supported and promoted us.

Tue – Sun 10–17 hours

Gert Heinrich Wollheim was born in 1894 in Dresden, grew up in Berlin, studied in Weimar, became an engaged representative of the avant-garde, fled to France in 1933, was interned, and later lived until his death in 1974 in New York. It is astonishing that such a visually and verbally powerful artist has disappeared from the public perception horizon of recent decades and is today primarily collected and revered by those who appreciate a work that is striking and original in every respect. Wollheim always polarizes, both in the past and today. The Jena Art Collection honors the work of this significant and in many ways extraordinary artist for the first time in over two decades in a public museum. All of the more than two hundred exhibited works are loans from private collections and are being shown in Germany for the first time in some cases. We thank all those who have supported and promoted us.

Tue – Sun 10–17 hours

Gert Heinrich Wollheim was born in 1894 in Dresden, grew up in Berlin, studied in Weimar, became an engaged representative of the avant-garde, fled to France in 1933, was interned, and later lived until his death in 1974 in New York. It is astonishing that such a visually and verbally powerful artist has disappeared from the public perception horizon of recent decades and is today primarily collected and revered by those who appreciate a work that is striking and original in every respect. Wollheim always polarizes, both in the past and today. The Jena Art Collection honors the work of this significant and in many ways extraordinary artist for the first time in over two decades in a public museum. All of the more than two hundred exhibited works are loans from private collections and are being shown in Germany for the first time in some cases. We thank all those who have supported and promoted us.

Tue – Sun 10–17 hours

Gert Heinrich Wollheim was born in 1894 in Dresden, grew up in Berlin, studied in Weimar, became an engaged representative of the avant-garde, fled to France in 1933, was interned, and later lived until his death in 1974 in New York. It is astonishing that such a visually and verbally powerful artist has disappeared from the public perception horizon of recent decades and is today primarily collected and revered by those who appreciate a work that is striking and original in every respect. Wollheim always polarizes, both in the past and today. The Jena Art Collection honors the work of this significant and in many ways extraordinary artist for the first time in over two decades in a public museum. All of the more than two hundred exhibited works are loans from private collections and are being shown in Germany for the first time in some cases. We thank all those who have supported and promoted us.

Tue – Sun 10–17 hours

Gert Heinrich Wollheim was born in 1894 in Dresden, grew up in Berlin, studied in Weimar, became an engaged representative of the avant-garde, fled to France in 1933, was interned, and later lived until his death in 1974 in New York. It is astonishing that such a visually and verbally powerful artist has disappeared from the public perception horizon of recent decades and is today primarily collected and revered by those who appreciate a work that is striking and original in every respect. Wollheim always polarizes, both in the past and today. The Jena Art Collection honors the work of this significant and in many ways extraordinary artist for the first time in over two decades in a public museum. All of the more than two hundred exhibited works are loans from private collections and are being shown in Germany for the first time in some cases. We thank all those who have supported and promoted us.

Tue – Sun 10–17 hours

Gert Heinrich Wollheim was born in 1894 in Dresden, grew up in Berlin, studied in Weimar, became an engaged representative of the avant-garde, fled to France in 1933, was interned, and later lived until his death in 1974 in New York. It is astonishing that such a visually and verbally powerful artist has disappeared from the public perception horizon of recent decades and is today primarily collected and revered by those who appreciate a work that is striking and original in every respect. Wollheim always polarizes, both in the past and today. The Jena Art Collection honors the work of this significant and in many ways extraordinary artist for the first time in over two decades in a public museum. All of the more than two hundred exhibited works are loans from private collections and are being shown in Germany for the first time in some cases. We thank all those who have supported and promoted us.

Tue – Sun 10–17 hours

Gert Heinrich Wollheim was born in 1894 in Dresden, grew up in Berlin, studied in Weimar, became an engaged representative of the avant-garde, fled to France in 1933, was interned, and later lived until his death in 1974 in New York. It is astonishing that such a visually and verbally powerful artist has disappeared from the public perception horizon of recent decades and is today primarily collected and revered by those who appreciate a work that is striking and original in every respect. Wollheim always polarizes, both in the past and today. The Jena Art Collection honors the work of this significant and in many ways extraordinary artist for the first time in over two decades in a public museum. All of the more than two hundred exhibited works are loans from private collections and are being shown in Germany for the first time in some cases. We thank all those who have supported and promoted us.

Tue – Sun 10–17 hours

In 1907, Johanna Ey opens a bakery shop in Düsseldorf under poor conditions. She is 43 years old and, after a painful marriage to an alcoholic, in which she has given birth to twelve children, only four of whom survived, she is completely on her own.
Because coffee and rolls are cheap, the shop soon becomes a meeting point for students from the nearby art academy. Johanna, accustomed to a life of hardship, feels connected to the destitute artists. Those who have no money can get credit, occasionally paying with paintings as well. Soon, an art collection begins to grow behind the roll counter.
With the outbreak of World War I, Johanna has to close her business. She sells the remaining paintings and discovers that one can make money from them. She contemplates the idea of opening an art gallery. “What do you think, can I do it now, while you are all at war?” she asks one of the artists. “If anyone can do it, then you can,” he replies.

“Proud and upright. With a lot of presence.” This is how Gert Wollheim describes the portrayal of Johanna Ey, which Otto Dix created of her. In her 470-page novel, Ute Bales tells the life and work of one of the most influential and fascinating art dealers in Düsseldorf. On the occasion of our exhibition “The Rocky Poet from the Fire-Breathing Mountain. Gert Wollheim,” we warmly invite you to the reading.