TIP: Baden-Baden - Museum Frieder Burda
Start the year with art! Exhibition recommendation: MAX LIEBERMANN AND HIS TIME showcases Impressionism in Germany - January 18: Reading from Liebermann's letters
Artists of German Impressionism - Exhibition on display until February 8, 2026 in Baden-Baden (DEUTSCH, NEDERLANDS, ENGLISH, FRANÇAIS, ITALIANO)
Baden-Baden. On Sunday, January 18, 2026, at 7 p.m., the Museum Frieder Burda and the Baden-Baden Theater invite you to a literary and theatrical evening amidst the exhibition. The paintings from the German Impressionist period allow you to relive the light-filled spirit of an entire era. A special highlight in January at the museum is the reading "Times change, but people always remain the same scoundrels." This reading focuses on Max Liebermann's letters as testimonies to a life lived between art, personal reflection, and social change. Liebermann is revealed not only as an artist, but also as a perceptive observer of his time: his written works oscillate between cosmopolitanism and growing exclusion, between bourgeois culture and political oppression. Readings by Sebastian Mirow and Christina Thiessen... dramaturgical design by Peter Krauch. Link to our exhibition announcement from September 30: The Museum Frieder Burda presents "Impressionism in Germany. Max Liebermann and His Time" – an exhibition on one of the most influential movements in European art history.
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Museum Frieder Burda - Lichtentaler Allee 8b in Baden-Baden, Photo: Helga Waess |
MAX LIEBERMANN AND HIS TIME
until February 8, 2026
"With Impressionism in Germany: Max Liebermann and His Time," the Museum Frieder Burda is dedicated to one of the most influential movements in European art history and to the painter who helped it achieve its breakthrough in Germany. Max Liebermann (1847–1935) is considered a pioneer of German Impressionism, whose light-filled imagery continues to fascinate.
On display are iconic works by Max Liebermann, Lovis Corinth, Max Slevogt, and Fritz von Uhde, complemented by numerous works by painters whose contributions to the movement are ripe for rediscovery: among them Dora Hitz, Philipp Franck, Friedrich Kallmorgen, Gotthardt Kuehl, Christian Landenberger, Sabine Lepsius, Maria Slavona, Eva Stort, and Lesser Ury."
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| Museum Frieder Burda, Baden-Baden, Foto: Helga Waess |
The exhibition is a collaboration with the
Museum Barberini in Potsdam
and is under the patronage of
Federal President Frank-Walter Steinmeier.
