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Käthe Kollwitz Museum

The Käthe Kollwitz Museum Berlin is dedicated to the work of the artist Käthe Kollwitz (1867-1945), who lived and worked in Berlin for more than 50 years. Founded in 1986, the museum holds one of the largest collections of her work, with more than 200 pieces including prints, drawings, posters, sculptures and woodcuts. Highlights include the lithograph 'Brot!' (1924), the woodcut cycle 'Krieg' (1922/23), the poster 'Nie wieder Krieg' (1924), self-portraits made over more than five decades, and the full-size sculpture 'Pietà'. The permanent collection offers an overview of Kollwitz's artistic output and sets it in its historical context. The museum also stages temporary exhibitions roughly twice a year, devoted to contemporary artists and related themes. Since September 2022, the museum has been housed in the Theaterbau, next to Charlottenburg Palace, in the Charlottenburg district. The building is accessible for people with disabilities and has a museum shop. Public guided tours, workshops and lithography demonstrations are offered, along with educational programmes for schools and groups. The collection includes a 2.1-metre-tall sculpture of Käthe Kollwitz by Gustav Seitz, located on the upper floor.

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