Friedrich and Goethe: Romantic masterpieces in the Schiller Museum Weimar!

Friedrich and Goethe: Romantic masterpieces in the Schiller Museum Weimar!

Weimar. A cultural highlight is imminent! The highly expected exhibition "Caspar David Friedrich, Goethe and the Romanticism in Weimar" opens its doors in the Schiller Museum and promises to become a festival for art lovers.

from November 22, 2024 to March 2, 2025, the exhibition will shed light on the fascinating artistic connection between Caspar David Friedrich and Johann Wolfgang von Goethe. On the occasion of Friedrich's 250th birthday, the entire Weimar Friedrich stock is presented for the first time, including the newly acquired "Karlsruhe sketchbook" and a freshly discovered drawing from Goethe's collection. This unique opportunity to experience the masterpieces of romanticism attracts art enthusiasts from near and far!

Important information about the exhibition

• when? November 22, 2024 - March 2, 2025
• where? Schiller-Museum | Schillerstrasse 12 | 99423 Weimar
• Opening times: Tue-SO, 9.30 a.m. to 6 p.m.
• Special feature: Special tours possible on request

A special delicacy: Every third Sunday of the month all museums from the Weimar classic Foundation are accessible free of charge! Adults pay 6 euros on regular days, reduced 4 euros, while children and adolescents under the age of 16 enjoy free admission. There are attractive family tickets for families. In addition, tours guided every Friday and Sunday are offered that can be booked in the Ticketshop of the Classic Foundation.

exclusive insights and catalog

The catalog "Caspar David Friedrich, Goethe and the Romanticism in Weimar", which is available in the museum for 29 euros and in bookstores for 40 euros, appears. This catalog not only offers exciting texts, but also insights into provenance research and art technological studies by Friedrich's works. In addition, around November 22, 2024, around 20 objects of the exhibition will also be researchable online at the anniversary year-year-web portal. A must for every art lover!