Wilhelm Lembroke Museum

The Wilhelm Lembroke Museum is a museum dedicated to the works of the Duisburg-born sculptor Lembroke. The museum has a unique collection of German and foreign sculptures of the 20th century.

The name of the museum was given by the name of the architect, according to the project of which it was built in 1964 by his son, master of museum architecture Manfred Lembroke. The museum building is one of the main architectural monuments of the city.

The exhibition area of the museum, equal to 5000 square meters, brings together about 500 works by artists around the world. In it, visitors will be able to see amazing collections of sculptures of the 20th century, including the works of such geniuses as Salvador Dali, Henry Moore, Max Ernst, Emil Nolde and Joseph Beuys and others.