Ernst Barlach House

The Ernst Barlach House in Hamburg, Germany, is a dedicated art museum showcasing the works of Expressionist artist Ernst Barlach. Founded by industrialist Hermann F. Reemtsma, the museum is situated in the picturesque Jenisch park and features a functionalist design by architect Werner Kallmorgen. Opened in 1962, it houses a diverse collection of over 140 works in various mediums, including wood, bronze, and ceramics, alongside more than 400 drawings and significant historical documents. The museum serves as a vital preservation site for Barlach's art, particularly in light of the challenges he faced during the Nazi regime, making it a poignant destination for both tourists and researchers interested in Expressionism and art history.