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Folk and Ethnographic Art The kaleidoscope of folk and ethnographic collections encompasses reverse glass paintings, carrousel figures, funfairs, hundreds of paperweights; furniture, pottery, textiles, glass and jewelry from Asia, South America and Europe; masks, sculptures and other cult objects from Africa and the South Seas, a vast amount of popular prints and posters, and much, much more … In addition to Buchheim’s “Buffi Circus” and “Ditti’s (Diethild Buchheim’s) Leaf Collage Menagerie” there are numerous works of outsider art by self-taught artists, like the masterful woodcarver Hans Schmitt, the farmer-painter Max Raffler, the ventriloquist Josef Muskat and the Parisian “naïve” artist Hector Trotin. It is impossible to reduce Buchheim’s unique “total work of art” concept and collection cosmos down to a single common denominator – although his passion for direct, animated and expressive forms, bold colors and complicated craftsmanship may suggest a possible path through this creative pandemonium. The lively museum – Rotation of museum holdings, special exhibitions and events Visitors who have been to the Buchheim Museum only once do not really know the collection at all. In addition to the yearly rotation of works on paper in the Expressionist Galleries, there are special and cabinet exhibitions. Tours, lectures, workshops and other events are devoted to a more in-depth look at special topics surrounding the collection. Buchheim’s “Grüne Galerie/Green Gallery” in Feldafing In an old villa in Feldafing, where former Imperial Chancellor Gustav Stresemann spent his summers, Buchheim lovingly set up his most original and authentic “Museum of Imagination” in the 1980s. This little gem can only be visited during guided or reserved tours. Dates at www.buchheimmuseum.de, Reservations: Tel. +49-8158-99700 A Painter’s Collection In order to fully understand Buchheim’s “Art and Curiosities Collection”, it is important to get to know the painter and artist Buchheim: because Buchheim - even as a young boy considered a painting wunderkind - was a visual person. What he took in with his eyes was not only transformed into the subject matter of his paintings and photos, but also of his novels. Seeing was his way of experiencing and understanding the world. With each new work that found its way into his collections, he conquered another new bit of territory. Buchheim didn’t just search, he found. Classifications like “valuable” and “worthless” and categories like “high” and “low” art held little meaning for him, and he never limited himself or specialized in one or just a few areas. Buchheim was open to the diversity of life. And was amazed, over and over again, at the variety of forms in nature and the limitlessness of human inventiveness. Buchheim Museum Am Hirschgarten 1 D-82347 Bernried am Starnberger See Opening hours Tuesday to Sunday and holidays November to March 10 am – 5 pm April to October 10 am – 6 pm Closed on Dec. 24 and Dec. 31 www.buchheimmuseum.de Tel. +49-8158-99700 How to find us S6 to Tutzing and RVO Bus 9614, direction Penzberg (Tues – Fr) Deutsche Bahn (train) to Bernried (footpath to museum ca. 20 min). S6 to Starnberg or Tutzing and then Museum Ship or Bayerische Seenschifffahrt Highway A95 Munich – Garmisch-Partenkirchen, exit Seeshaupt Busses: Watch out for underpasses! Museum Ship “Phantasie” May 30 to September 13, 2009 (except Mondays) · Info: www.seenschifffahrt.de Footpath from the mooring at Bernried to the museum ca. 15 min. Our tip: Use the south route of the Museum Ship for trips to Tutzing, Seeshaupt, Ambach and the Ammerland area or for hikes, for example, from Bernried along the lake to Seeshaupt. The newly-designed, cheerful Museum Ship is the perfect way for passengers of all ages to get into the right mood for the museum. The trip on the lake and natural surroundings is combined with art examples and reading material. from Starnberg 12.35 pm Tutzing 1.15 pm Bernried 1.35 pm Seeshaupt 1.55 pm Ambach 2.15 pm Ammerland 2.32 pm Tutzing 2.50 pm from Tutzing 3.00 pm Bernried 3.20 pm Seeshaupt 3.45 pm Ambach 4.10 pm Ammerland 4.27 pm Tutzing 4.45 pm from Tutzing 4.55 pm Ammerland 5.12 pm Ambach 5.30 pm Seeshaupt 5.50 pm Bernried 6.10 pm Tutzing 6.30 pm Starnberg 7.10 pm Museum Ship “Phantasie” “Kombi-Ticket Museum Ship” € 18,– (Bavarian Ferry + museum admission) Ticket sales: Bayerische Seenschifffahrt (Bavarian Ferry), Tel. +49-8151-12023 and -8061, fax + 49-8151-152 29 Moonlight Voyages on June 6 | July 4 | August 8 | September 5, 2009 Voyage with the “Phantasie” to Bernried, romantic stroll from the boat landing to the Buchheim Museum; champagne reception and individual tour – enjoy a variety of tasty treats during the voyage there and in the museum. Departure 6.15 pm from Starnberg, duration ca. 4.5 hours. Fare incl. tour and food € 52,–. Information and reservations: +49-8158-997020 MVV bonus offer Reduced admission on presentation of a valid MVV Day Ticket DB Train bonus offer Reduced admission on presentation of a valid Bayern or Werdenfels regional ticket Restaurant-Café “Phoenix im Buchheim Museum” Fresh fish from the lake, various salads, hearty snacks and a wide selection of cakes and tortes. The ideal spot for parties and exclusive dinners and receptions. Tel. +49-8158-259393, Fax +49-8158-259395, E-mail: [email protected] Museum Shop Catalogues, books, posters, prints and postcards from the Buchheim Collections; books by Lothar-Günther Buchheim, and a broad selection of seasonally- changing handicrafts. Further information and orders at www.buchheimmuseum.de or Tel. +49-8158-997043 SERVICE SERVICE BUCHHEIM NEWS THE COLLECTIONS THE GLOBAL ART EXPERIENCE Starnberg Feldafing Bernried Tutzing Seeshaupt Seeshaupt Wolfratshausen Starnberg Starnberger See Dreieck München Garmisch Bernried am Starnberger See Buchheim Museum of Imagination Concerts Klaus Doldinger Passport feat. Max Mutzke Open Air by the Buchheim Museum July 19, 2009, 6 pm Seyni Cissoko Griot music from Senegal July 4, 2009, 7 pm Further information at www.buchheimmuseum.de Advance ticket sale in the Buchheim Museum, Tel. +49-8158-99700 Special Exhibitions Fränzi, Model and Icon of the “Brücke”-Painters Apr. 24 – Aug. 2, 2009 Max Beckmann – Lovis Corinth May 10 – Sept. 13, 2009 Lothar-Günther Buchheim, Staatsgala Starting end of September 2009 BUCHHEIM MUSEUM Terrace of the restaurant-café Max Beckmann, Selfportrait, 1922 Lothar-Günther Buchheim, The Train Station, Feldafing, 1978 Photo: Inge Doldinger Lothar-Günther Buchheim, paperweight, 1980s Tatanua mask, New Ireland Seated female figure, Ashanti Lothar-Günther Buchheim in his “Grüne Galerie/ Green Gallery” Lovis Corinth, Selfportrait, 1920 Karl-Heinz Richter, Figurehead Hans Schmitt, Dancers, 1980 L.-G. Buchheim Clown, 1945/46
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Folk and Ethnographic Art
The kaleidoscope of folk and ethnographic collectionsencompasses reverse glass paintings, carrouselfigures, funfairs, hundreds of paperweights;furniture, pottery, textiles, glass and jewelry fromAsia, South America and Europe; masks, sculpturesand other cult objects from Africa and the South Seas,a vast amount of popular prints and posters, andmuch, much more …
In addition toBuchheim’s“Buffi Circus”and “Ditti’s(DiethildBuchheim’s)Leaf CollageMenagerie” there are numerous works of outsiderart by self-taught artists, like the masterfulwoodcarver Hans Schmitt, the farmer-painter MaxRaffler, the ventriloquist Josef Muskat and theParisian “naïve” artist Hector Trotin.
It is impossible to reduce Buchheim’s unique “total work of art” concept and collectioncosmos down to a single common denominator – although his passion for direct,animated and expressive forms, bold colors and complicated craftsmanship maysuggest a possible path through this creative pandemonium.
The lively museum – Rotation of museum holdings, special exhibitions and events
Visitors who have been to the Buchheim Museum only once do not really know thecollection at all. In addition to the yearly rotation of works on paper in theExpressionist Galleries, there are special and cabinet exhibitions. Tours, lectures,workshops and other events are devoted to a more in-depth look at special topicssurrounding the collection.
Buchheim’s “Grüne Galerie/Green Gallery” in Feldafing
In an old villa in Feldafing, where former Imperial Chancellor Gustav Stresemannspent his summers, Buchheim lovingly set up his most original and authentic “Museumof Imagination” in the 1980s. This little gem can only be visited during guided orreserved tours. Dates at www.buchheimmuseum.de,Reservations: Tel. +49-8158-99700
A Painter’s Collection
In order to fully understandBuchheim’s “Art and CuriositiesCollection”, it is important to get toknow the painter and artistBuchheim: because Buchheim - evenas a young boy considered a paintingwunderkind - was a visual person.What he took in with his eyes was notonly transformed into the subject matterof his paintings and photos, but also of hisnovels. Seeing was his way of experiencing andunderstanding the world. With each new work thatfound its way into his collections, he conquered another new bit ofterritory. Buchheim didn’t just search, he found. Classifications like“valuable” and “worthless” and categories like “high” and “low” art held littlemeaning for him, and he never limited himself or specialized in one or just a fewareas. Buchheim was open to the diversity of life. And was amazed, over and overagain, at the variety of forms in nature and the limitlessness of human inventiveness.
Buchheim Museum Am Hirschgarten 1 D-82347 Bernried am Starnberger See
Opening hours Tuesday to Sunday and holidaysNovember to March 10 am – 5 pmApril to October 10 am – 6 pmClosed on Dec. 24 and Dec. 31www.buchheimmuseum.deTel. +49-8158-99700
How to find usS6 to Tutzing and RVO Bus 9614, direction Penzberg (Tues – Fr)Deutsche Bahn (train) to Bernried (footpath to museum ca. 20 min).S6 to Starnberg or Tutzing and then Museum Ship or Bayerische SeenschifffahrtHighway A95 Munich – Garmisch-Partenkirchen, exit SeeshauptBusses: Watch out for underpasses!
Museum Ship “Phantasie”May 30 to September 13, 2009 (except Mondays) · Info: www.seenschifffahrt.deFootpath from the mooring at Bernried to the museum ca. 15 min.
Our tip: Use the south route of theMuseum Ship for trips to Tutzing,Seeshaupt, Ambach and the Ammerlandarea or for hikes, for example, fromBernried along the lake to Seeshaupt.The newly-designed, cheerful MuseumShip is the perfect way for passengersof all ages to get into the right moodfor the museum. The trip on the lakeand natural surroundings is combinedwith art examples and reading material.
from Starnberg 12.35 pmTutzing 1.15 pmBernried 1.35 pmSeeshaupt 1.55 pmAmbach 2.15 pmAmmerland 2.32 pmTutzing 2.50 pm
from Tutzing 3.00 pmBernried 3.20 pmSeeshaupt 3.45 pmAmbach 4.10 pmAmmerland 4.27 pmTutzing 4.45 pm
from Tutzing 4.55 pmAmmerland 5.12 pmAmbach 5.30 pmSeeshaupt 5.50 pmBernried 6.10 pmTutzing 6.30 pmStarnberg 7.10 pm
Museum Ship “Phantasie”“Kombi-Ticket Museum Ship” € 18,–(Bavarian Ferry + museum admission)Ticket sales: Bayerische Seenschifffahrt (Bavarian Ferry),Tel. +49-8151-12023 and -8061, fax + 49-8151-152 29
Moonlight Voyages on June 6 | July 4 |August 8 | September 5, 2009Voyage with the “Phantasie” to Bernried, romanticstroll from the boat landing to the Buchheim Museum;champagne reception and individual tour – enjoy a
variety of tasty treats during the voyage there and in the museum. Departure 6.15 pmfrom Starnberg, duration ca. 4.5 hours. Fare incl. tour and food € 52,–. Informationand reservations: +49-8158-997020
MVV bonus offerReduced admission on presentation of a validMVV Day Ticket
DB Train bonus offerReduced admission on presentation of a validBayern or Werdenfels regional ticket
Restaurant-Café “Phoenix imBuchheim Museum”Fresh fish from the lake, various salads,hearty snacks and a wide selection of cakesand tortes. The ideal spot for parties andexclusive dinners and receptions.Tel. +49-8158-259393, Fax +49-8158-259395,E-mail: [email protected]
Museum Shop Catalogues, books, posters,prints and postcards from the Buchheim Collections;books by Lothar-GüntherBuchheim, and a broadselection of seasonally-changing handicrafts. Further information andorders atwww.buchheimmuseum.de or Tel. +49-8158-997043
SERVICE SERVICE BUCHHEIM NEWS THE COLLECTIONS THE GLOBAL ART EXPERIENCE
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Concerts
Klaus Doldinger Passport feat. Max MutzkeOpen Air by the Buchheim MuseumJuly 19, 2009, 6 pm
Seyni CissokoGriot music from SenegalJuly 4, 2009, 7 pm
Further information atwww.buchheimmuseum.deAdvance ticket sale in the BuchheimMuseum, Tel. +49-8158-99700
Special Exhibitions
Fränzi, Model and Icon of the “Brücke”-Painters Apr. 24 – Aug. 2, 2009Max Beckmann – Lovis Corinth May 10 – Sept. 13, 2009Lothar-Günther Buchheim, Staatsgala Starting end of September 2009
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The Buchheim Museum lies north of Bernried in Höhenried Park, directly on the banks ofLake Starnberg. Groves of old trees, enchanted ponds, pagodas and art creations madeof wood and metal line the path from the visitor parking area (on the B2063 state road)to the museum itself.
The Architecture – A Home for the Buchheim Collections
A multipartite and open building, designed by the architect Günter Behnisch, reflects theextraordinary diversity of the collections of the painter, photographer, publisher, art bookauthor and novelist Lothar-Günther Buchheim (1918 – 2007): The legendary core of thecollection, works by the Expressionists, in particular the painters of the artist group“Brücke” (1905 –1913), are exhibited in spacious halls. The more intimate spaces of thetwo multi-storied “towers” are devoted to folk art and ethnographic collections, as wellas to Buchheim’s own work. A special attraction is the twelve-meter deck that extendsover the lake. On a clear day, the view stretches from the town of Starnberg to the Alps.
Four Museums under One Roof
Over a period of around 40 years, Buchheim pursued a museum concept that was andremains to be in sharp contrast to the conventional curatorial practice of separation –here a painting gallery, there an ethnographic collection, a gallery for works on paper,a museum for non-European art, etc. Instead, the individual collecting areas overlapand connect with each other, resulting in encounters between several world culturesand an exciting dialogue between the art of the Expressionists and their inspirationalsources from Africa and the South Seas.
Masterpieces of Expressionism
The collection that Buchheim amassed for the most part during the 1950s encompassesan unusually broad spectrum of Expressionist art of outstanding quality. At the heartof the collection are paintings, watercolors, drawings and prints by the artist group“Brücke” whose members included Ernst Ludwig Kirchner, Erich Heckel and KarlSchmidt-Rottluff, as well as, for a short time, Max Pechstein, Emil Nolde and OttoMueller. After a late-Impressionist early phase, the artists developed an expressivevisual language that is characterized by reduced and compact forms, bold colors,monumentality and linearity, inspired by African and Oceanic art and influenced byGauguin, van Gogh, Munch, the “Fauves” and woodcuts from the Middle Ages.
The holdings of the Buchheim Collection provide not only an impressive overview of“Brücke” art, which signals the start of modern art in Germany. Commonalities anddistinctive differences among the individual artists are also highlighted, as is the inter-relation between their watercolors, drawings, prints and paintings.
Works by Lovis Corinth, Max Beckmann and Oskar Kokoschka, as well as the secondgeneration successors of the Expressionists, are arranged alongside the “Brücke”pieces. Watercolors and works on paper by Otto Dix form a bridge to the realistic artstyle of the 1920s.
Since its world tour in the early 1980s, the Buchheim Expressionist Collection hasenjoyed an international reputation.
Guided ToursFor reservations tel: +49-8158-997050 or fax: +49-8158-997061
Tours in German(up to 25 people) € 105,00
plus reduced admission, per person € 7,00
Tours in foreign languages € 130,00
plus reduced admission, per person € 7,00
Tours for school classes, per person € 2,50
plus admission price, per person € 2,50
Workshops at the Buchheim Museum, interactive tours For children, young persons and adults who enjoy experimentation; special program forschool classes. Dates at www.buchheimmuseum.de.Information and reservation by telephone at +49-8158-997050
Meetings and Parties at theBuchheim Museum Exquisite natural surroundings side byside with top-class works of art. The ideallocation for exceptional events, in anexciting atmosphere. Our “Brücke” hall isavailable all year round. Our “Moritzburger Teiche”terrace, with its wonderful view of the lake and park, is perfect for summertime events. Information at www.buchheimmuseum.de.Reservations: Tel. +49-8158-997050
Villa Maffei, branch of the Buchheim MuseumSeestrasse 4, D-82340 Feldafing am Starnberger See
Special Exhibition Cinema of days gone by – Optical views from theBuchheim CollectionJune 27 to October 25, 2009Opening hours: Saturday and Sunday 12 to 5 pmFurther information atwww.buchheimmuseum.de or tel. +49-8158-99700
AdmissionAdults € 8,50
Young persons 6 to 17, students, disabled persons € 3,50
Groups of 15 or more, per person € 7,00
School classes, per person € 2,50
Family ticket (2 adults, 3 children) € 18,00
“Five Ticket” (Admission for 5 visits) € 37,00
Children up to 6 years free admission
WHAT AWAITS YOU AT THE BUCHHEIM MUSEUM ARTIST GROUP “BRÜCKE“ SERVICE
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Diethild Buchheim, Leaf Collage, “Javanischer Rosenblattnager”
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