The artworks by Eduard Leonhardi are not on view during the Wilhelm Müller exhibition.
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KI generiert: Das Bild zeigt ein abstraktes Kunstwerk, das in mehrere geometrische Segmente unterteilt ist, die in den Farben Lila, Grün und Rot gehalten sind. Die Segmente treffen sich alle an einem zentralen Punkt und bilden ein symmetrisches Muster.

Wilhelm Müller

The Dresden painter was Hermann Glöckner's only pupil. An attempt at a retrospective

19. Oct 24 23. Feb

Opening hours
Tue – Fri: 14:00 – 18:00
Sat / Sun: 10:00 – 18:00
Admission
4 € per person | 2,50 € reduced
Friday from 14:00 free admission (except public holidays)

Free admission with the Dresden Pass and for children under 7, as well as other discounts
KI generiert: Das Bild zeigt einen Ausstellungsraum in einem Museum oder einer Galerie mit minimalistischen Gemälden an den Wänden und einer Bank in der Mitte. Der Raum hat einen Holzfußboden und ein großes Oberlicht, das für natürliche Beleuchtung sorgt.© Leonhardi-Museum / PR

The Dresden painter and draughtsman Wilhelm Müller (1928 – 1999) was one of the few artists in the GDR to work concretely. As the only student of Herman Glöckner, he devoted himself to non-objective compositional studies in »Constructive Exercises«, which were continually expanded in his work as a kind of foundation. In a dialectical counterplay to the purity of the construction, expressive-gestural works present the examination of informal painting, which also reflect his affinity for the accidental and spontaneous.

An exhibition and catalog will pay tribute to Müller's diverse oeuvre.