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Sprengel Museum

art museum in Hannover, Germany

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45 paintings

  • The Street Enters the House
    The Street Enters the House
    Umberto Boccioni
    1911 · Sprengel Museum
  • Large Bright Showcase
    Large Bright Showcase
    August Macke
    1912 · Sprengel Museum
  • Village Square in Elgersburg, Thuringia
    Village Square in Elgersburg, Thuringia
    Edvard Munch
    1906 · Sprengel Museum
  • Women in Black
    Women in Black
    Marianne von Werefkin
    1910 · Sprengel Museum
  • Horses and Eagle
    Horses and Eagle
    Franz Marc
    1912 · Sprengel Museum
  • Small Composition II
    Small Composition II
    Franz Marc
    1914 · Sprengel Museum
  • Reclining Woman with Pinks
    Reclining Woman with Pinks
    Max Beckmann
    1940–1942 · Sprengel Museum
  • Self-portrait
    Self-portrait
    Max Beckmann
    1899 · Sprengel Museum
  • Sick Man at Night / The Sick Man
    Sick Man at Night / The Sick Man
    Ernst Ludwig Kirchner
    1920 · Sprengel Museum
  • Buildings in Linden. View onto the Limmerstrasse.
    Buildings in Linden. View onto the Limmerstrasse.
    Hans Mertens
    1927 · Sprengel Museum
  • Rivals
    Rivals
    Max Beckmann
    1908 · Sprengel Museum
  • Portrait of Fridel Battenberg
    Portrait of Fridel Battenberg
    Max Beckmann
    1920 · Sprengel Museum
  • Bath in August
    Bath in August
    Max Beckmann
    1938 · Sprengel Museum
  • Girls by the Sea
    Girls by the Sea
    Max Beckmann
    1938 · Sprengel Museum
  • Still Life with Slanting Schnaps Bottle and Buddha
    Still Life with Slanting Schnaps Bottle and Buddha
    Max Beckmann
    1939 · Sprengel Museum
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