The oldest part of the building was built in 1838-1843 under King Wilhelm I. von Württemberg. This makes it one of the oldest museum buildings in Germany. The famous new part of the building, designed by the British architect James Stirling, was adjoined in 1984 and is considered one of the finest examples of post-modern architecture. The newest part of the building was designed by Wilfrid and Katharina Steib. It has been hosting the traditional graphic collection comprising more than 400,000 drawings, water colour paintings, collages and graphic reproductions, a collection of posters and photo art since 2002.
Staatsgalerie Stuttgart
The oldest part of the building was built in 1838-1843 under King Wilhelm I. von Württemberg. This makes it one of the oldest museum buildings in Germany. The famous new part of the building, designed by the British architect James Stirling, was adjoined in 1984 and is considered one of the finest examples of post-modern architecture. The newest part of the building was designed by Wilfrid and Katharina Steib. It has been hosting the traditional graphic collection comprising more than 400,000 drawings, water colour paintings, collages and graphic reproductions, a collection of posters and photo art since 2002.
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In spring 2025, the Staatsgalerie Stuttgart will present the renowned VERBUND COLLECTION, Vienna. With its works of the feminist avant-garde, Austria's largest energy company VERBUND occupies an ...

THIS IS TOMORROW presents contemporary artistic positions in dialog with important works of the 20th and 21st centuries in six central collection rooms of the Staatsgalerie Stuttgart. Across different ...

After training as a stone sculptor and then studying painting, Stuttgart-based artist Clemens Schneider decides on a new artistic direction: he turns to paper. Schneider soon realized that the paper ...

The Staatsgalerie Stuttgart cordially invites you to the Great State Exhibition 2025, which for the first time focuses on the extraordinary three-dimensional work of Katharina Grosse. Born in Freiburg ...