Max Liebermann – An impressionist from Berlin

The Goethe House Museum is pleased to present the inauguration of the first large Italian retrospective dedicated to the German-Jewish painter Max Liebermann (1847-1935). The artist is considered today the most important exponent of German Impressionism. The thirty-two works, coming from German and Italian collections, reconstruct the most significant phases of his artistic journey which lasted more than sixty years.

Liebermann, a great admirer of Goethe, had close ties with France and the Netherlands, but Italy also played a decisive role in his artistic career. He undertook numerous trips to the peninsula and his works became part of prestigious museum collections.
With this exhibition, developed together with the Liebermann-Villa in Berlin, the Goethe House Museum also celebrates the 150th anniversary of Impressionism.

The catalog of the Max Liebermann in Italy exhibition is published in German and Italian.

Further information on the exhibition: https://casadigoethe.it/it/mostre/anticipazioni/