Bröhan Museum

Agathon Léonard: Danseuse au bracelet, Paris, around 1900 – © visitBerlin

– Mohnfeld von K. Hagemeister © Bröhan-Museum

Due to construction works closed from June 10 until June 20, 2013.

The Bröhan Museum is a specialist and epoch museum with international orientation, displaying objects d’art from the periods Art Nouveau, Art Deco and Functionalism (1889 -1939). In addition the arts and crafts, some pieces from visual art genres are on display here. Furniture, table settings, vases, pictures, carpets and sculptures are joined together in room ensembles. An authentic impression of living spaces during the art nouveau, art deco and functionalism period are created.

Focal points of the Bröhan Museum are works by French and Belgian art nouveau designers, representatives of the German and Scandinavian art nouveau era, and ensembles of French art deco. The museum houses an extensive collection of porcelain from important production houses, as well as metal and glass objects, ceramics, silver, furniture, carpets, graphic art and paintings by important artists of these epochs. Specialist exhibitions focusing on specific topics or artists are held several times a year.