Gerhard Marx House Museum

The Gerhard Marx House-Museum, located in the German city of Bremen, was opened in 2010 in gratitude to the famous sculptor from Berlin Gerhard Marx, who created the main symbol of the city - a sculpture located near the town hall dedicated to the heroes of the Bremen Musicians.

The foundation for the creation of the Gerhard Marx Museum was laid back in 1969, when his works were collected in the city. To date, the permanent exhibition of his works, collected by the museum, consists of more than 150,000 exhibits, including at least 400 sculptures. The most famous of these are: The bronze falcon is 25 centimeters high, the Bronze Man, the head sculpture from different types of clay, as well as about 14,000 relief drawings and more than 1,200 casting forms. The museum hosts exhibitions of works by modern sculptors.