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Art gallery

Galerie Hebecker

Schillerstraße 18, 99423 Weimar
The Galerie Hebecker's façade on the Schillerstraße: the gallery's name over the shopfront and exhibition banners — Rosenhauer, Deutsche Kunst 20. Jhd., Kunst der verschollenen Generation, Kunst in der DDR — between the bay windows

The gallery's banners between the bay windows of Schillerstraße 18.

The gallery's banners between the bay windows of Schillerstraße 18.(Weimar Web)

About This Site

An art gallery on the first floor of Schillerstraße 18, run by the siblings Susanne and Klaus Hebecker — twentieth-century German art, with a particular eye for artists defamed as degenerate under National Socialism and for expressive realism.[1]

The programme

The gallery shows twentieth-century art as its core, and holds to two threads the century itself tried to cut: artists whose work National Socialism defamed as degenerate, and artists devoted to expressive realism.[1] It publishes too — a small imprint of its own on modern art — and its exhibition banners hang over the Schillerstraße between the bay windows.

Questions visitors ask

What does the Galerie Hebecker show?
Twentieth-century German art — with particular attention to artists defamed as degenerate under National Socialism and to expressive realism.[1]
When is it open?
Tuesday to Friday 11:00–18:00 and Saturday 11:00–16:00, on the first floor of Schillerstraße 18.[2]

Sources

  1. Galerie Hebecker — Wikipedia, retrieved 31 August 2026
  2. Galerie Hebecker, retrieved 31 August 2026

Visit Information

Admission

Free

Opening Hours

Tuesday to Friday 11:00–18:00, Saturday 11:00–16:00

Location

Schillerstraße 18, 99423 Weimar

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