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The Städel Museum was founded in 1817. It was established on the basis of a bequest by the Frankfurt banker Johann Friedrich Städel, who left his house, his art collection and his fortune. Today, the Städel Museum is one of Germany’s leading art museums. Its collection comprises around 3,100 paintings, ranging from the Middle Ages through the modern era to contemporary art. It is renowned for its excellent temporary exhibitions, which regularly attract hundreds of thousands of visitors. Édouard Manet (1832–1883) Die Krocketpartie / The Croquet Game / 1873

The Städel Museum was founded in 1817. It was established on the basis of a bequest by the Frankfurt banker Johann Friedrich Städel, who left his house, his art collection and his fortune. Today, the Städel Museum is one of Germany’s leading art museums. Its collection comprises around 3,100 paintings, ranging from the Middle Ages through the modern era to contemporary art. It is renowned for its excellent temporary exhibitions, which regularly attract hundreds of thousands of visitors. Henri-Edmond Cross (1856–1910) Nachmittag im Garten / Afternoon in the Garden / 1904/05

The Städel Museum was founded in 1817. It was established on the basis of a bequest by the Frankfurt banker Johann Friedrich Städel, who left his house, his art collection and his fortune. Today, the Städel Museum is one of Germany’s leading art museums. Its collection comprises around 3,100 paintings, ranging from the Middle Ages through the modern era to contemporary art. It is renowned for its excellent temporary exhibitions, which regularly attract hundreds of thousands of visitors. Fernand Léger (1881 - 1955) Die Fischer / The Fishermen / 1921

The Städel Museum was founded in 1817. It was established on the basis of a bequest by the Frankfurt banker Johann Friedrich Städel, who left his house, his art collection and his fortune. Today, the Städel Museum is one of Germany’s leading art museums. Its collection comprises around 3,100 paintings, ranging from the Middle Ages through the modern era to contemporary art. It is renowned for its excellent temporary exhibitions, which regularly attract hundreds of thousands of visitors. Fernand Léger (1881 - 1955) Der grüne Topf / The Green Pot / 1926

The Städel Museum was founded in 1817. It was established on the basis of a bequest by the Frankfurt banker Johann Friedrich Städel, who left his house, his art collection and his fortune. Today, the Städel Museum is one of Germany’s leading art museums. Its collection comprises around 3,100 paintings, ranging from the Middle Ages through the modern era to contemporary art. It is renowned for its excellent temporary exhibitions, which regularly attract hundreds of thousands of visitors. Max Beckmann (1884–1950) Bildnis Käthe von Porada / Portrait of Käthe von Porada / 1924

The Städel Museum was founded in 1817. It was established on the basis of a bequest by the Frankfurt banker Johann Friedrich Städel, who left his house, his art collection and his fortune. Today, the Städel Museum is one of Germany’s leading art museums. Its collection comprises around 3,100 paintings, ranging from the Middle Ages through the modern era to contemporary art. It is renowned for its excellent temporary exhibitions, which regularly attract hundreds of thousands of visitors. Max Beckmann (1884–1950) Selbstbildnis / Self-portrait / 1905

The Städel Museum was founded in 1817. It was established on the basis of a bequest by the Frankfurt banker Johann Friedrich Städel, who left his house, his art collection and his fortune. Today, the Städel Museum is one of Germany’s leading art museums. Its collection comprises around 3,100 paintings, ranging from the Middle Ages through the modern era to contemporary art. It is renowned for its excellent temporary exhibitions, which regularly attract hundreds of thousands of visitors. Max Beckmann (1884–1950) Garderobe - Die Anprobe / Dressing Room - The Fitting / 1928

The Städel Museum was founded in 1817. It was established on the basis of a bequest by the Frankfurt banker Johann Friedrich Städel, who left his house, his art collection and his fortune. Today, the Städel Museum is one of Germany’s leading art museums. Its collection comprises around 3,100 paintings, ranging from the Middle Ages through the modern era to contemporary art. It is renowned for its excellent temporary exhibitions, which regularly attract hundreds of thousands of visitors. Max Beckmann (1884–1950) Die Synagoge in Frankfurt am Main / The Synagogue in Frankfurt am Main / 1919

The Städel Museum was founded in 1817. It was established on the basis of a bequest by the Frankfurt banker Johann Friedrich Städel, who left his house, his art collection and his fortune. Today, the Städel Museum is one of Germany’s leading art museums. Its collection comprises around 3,100 paintings, ranging from the Middle Ages through the modern era to contemporary art. It is renowned for its excellent temporary exhibitions, which regularly attract hundreds of thousands of visitors. Max Beckmann (1884–1950) Zirkuswagen / Circus Caravan / 1940

The Städel Museum was founded in 1817. It was established on the basis of a bequest by the Frankfurt banker Johann Friedrich Städel, who left his house, his art collection and his fortune. Today, the Städel Museum is one of Germany’s leading art museums. Its collection comprises around 3,100 paintings, ranging from the Middle Ages through the modern era to contemporary art. It is renowned for its excellent temporary exhibitions, which regularly attract hundreds of thousands of visitors. Max Beckmann (1884–1950) Selbstbildnis mit Sektglas / Self Portrait with Champagne Glass / 1919

The Städel Museum was founded in 1817. It was established on the basis of a bequest by the Frankfurt banker Johann Friedrich Städel, who left his house, his art collection and his fortune. Today, the Städel Museum is one of Germany’s leading art museums. Its collection comprises around 3,100 paintings, ranging from the Middle Ages through the modern era to contemporary art. It is renowned for its excellent temporary exhibitions, which regularly attract hundreds of thousands of visitors. Lyonel Feininger (1871 - 1956) Gelmeroda VII / 1918

The Städel Museum was founded in 1817. It was established on the basis of a bequest by the Frankfurt banker Johann Friedrich Städel, who left his house, his art collection and his fortune. Today, the Städel Museum is one of Germany’s leading art museums. Its collection comprises around 3,100 paintings, ranging from the Middle Ages through the modern era to contemporary art. It is renowned for its excellent temporary exhibitions, which regularly attract hundreds of thousands of visitors. Otto Mueller (1874–1930) Adam und Eva / Adam and Eve / 1921

The Städel Museum was founded in 1817. It was established on the basis of a bequest by the Frankfurt banker Johann Friedrich Städel, who left his house, his art collection and his fortune. Today, the Städel Museum is one of Germany’s leading art museums. Its collection comprises around 3,100 paintings, ranging from the Middle Ages through the modern era to contemporary art. It is renowned for its excellent temporary exhibitions, which regularly attract hundreds of thousands of visitors. Karl Schmidt-Rottluff (1884 - 1976) Mädchen aus dem Fenster blickend / Girl looking out the window / 1924

The Städel Museum was founded in 1817. It was established on the basis of a bequest by the Frankfurt banker Johann Friedrich Städel, who left his house, his art collection and his fortune. Today, the Städel Museum is one of Germany’s leading art museums. Its collection comprises around 3,100 paintings, ranging from the Middle Ages through the modern era to contemporary art. It is renowned for its excellent temporary exhibitions, which regularly attract hundreds of thousands of visitors. Karl Schmidt-Rottluff (1884 - 1976) Roter Turm im Park / Red Tower in the Park / 1910

The Städel Museum was founded in 1817. It was established on the basis of a bequest by the Frankfurt banker Johann Friedrich Städel, who left his house, his art collection and his fortune. Today, the Städel Museum is one of Germany’s leading art museums. Its collection comprises around 3,100 paintings, ranging from the Middle Ages through the modern era to contemporary art. It is renowned for its excellent temporary exhibitions, which regularly attract hundreds of thousands of visitors. Karl Schmidt-Rottluff (1884 - 1976) Im Kiosk / In the Kiosk / 1912

The Städel Museum was founded in 1817. It was established on the basis of a bequest by the Frankfurt banker Johann Friedrich Städel, who left his house, his art collection and his fortune. Today, the Städel Museum is one of Germany’s leading art museums. Its collection comprises around 3,100 paintings, ranging from the Middle Ages through the modern era to contemporary art. It is renowned for its excellent temporary exhibitions, which regularly attract hundreds of thousands of visitors. August Macke (1887 - 1914) Walterchens Spielsachen / Little Walter´s Toys / 1912

The Städel Museum was founded in 1817. It was established on the basis of a bequest by the Frankfurt banker Johann Friedrich Städel, who left his house, his art collection and his fortune. Today, the Städel Museum is one of Germany’s leading art museums. Its collection comprises around 3,100 paintings, ranging from the Middle Ages through the modern era to contemporary art. It is renowned for its excellent temporary exhibitions, which regularly attract hundreds of thousands of visitors. Alexej von Jawlensky (1864–1941) Stillleben mit violetter Schale / Still Life with Purlpe Bowl / 1912

The Städel Museum was founded in 1817. It was established on the basis of a bequest by the Frankfurt banker Johann Friedrich Städel, who left his house, his art collection and his fortune. Today, the Städel Museum is one of Germany’s leading art museums. Its collection comprises around 3,100 paintings, ranging from the Middle Ages through the modern era to contemporary art. It is renowned for its excellent temporary exhibitions, which regularly attract hundreds of thousands of visitors. Alexej von Jawlensky (1864–1941) Stillleben mit Petroleumlampe / Still Life with Petroleum Lamp / 1907