Exploring History and Art at Felix Nussbaum House

This museum embodies the tragic life of Felix Nussbaum, a German-Jewish artist who documented persecution during the Nazi regime.

Established in 1998 by architect Daniel Libeskind, the museum showcases Nussbaum's works, including significant pieces like Self-Portrait with Jewish Pass and Triumph of Death. The architecture, with its fragmented concrete shards, symbolizes Nussbaum's disorientation and exile, adding cultural depth to the experience.

Key Highlights

🖼️ Highlighted Artwork: See Nussbaum’s key pieces that explore themes of exile and identity.
🌍 Architectural Marvel: Designed by Daniel Libeskind, the building itself is a work of art.
🗺️ Historical Context: Understand the impact of WWII on art and the Jewish community.

Visitors can enjoy the museum with a combined ticket that includes the nearby Cultural History Museum, making it ideal for art lovers and historians alike.