GALERIE JEANNE - München/Munich +49 89 297570

GALLERY JEANNE

original fine art prints & works on paper of the 20th century and contemporary art
GALLERY  JEANNE

GALLERY JEANNE

“Graphik  &  Dessins” – for over 40 years in the centre of Munich in Germany

original fine art prints & works on paper of the 20th century and contemporary art

GALERIE JEANNE was founded in 1982 in the center of Munich, at the back of the Hotel Bayerischer Hof, by Jeanne Neumann (1935 – 2023). Since then, up until 1996, over 100 contemporary young to established artists have been shown in numerous exhibitions.

The art historian Jacqueline T. Hoffman took over the gallery from her mother Jeanne Neumann in 1997 and expanded the gallery concept. Since then, GALERIE JEANNE has represented international, high-quality graphics and works on paper from the 20th century – Classic Modernism, Pop Art and  Contemporary Art.

In addition the gallery has expanded the range for collectors through the expert support and management of private collections.

ADDRESS

GALERIE JEANNE – Graphik & Dessins

Prannerstrasse 5 (in the  center of Munich) only 300 meters from „Marienplatz“ with the city hall.

OPENING HOURS: Tuesday – Thursday 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. – and by appointment – online  (24/7)

Gladly by personal appointment –  outside of our opening hours – use our contact form or give us a call  +49 (0)179 5233905

 

 

Jeanne Neumann

Jeanne Neumann

opened her gallery in Munich in 1982  with works by Salvador Dali and other classical modern artists.

Later there were numerous exhibitions with contemporary international artists such as  LeParc, Lindström, Kazandjian, Fini, Bargoni, Warhol and many others.

Through your influence and with your support, Lutz W. Löpsinger decided to publish the catalog raisonné of Salvador Dali’s graphics with Prestel Verlag in 1995.

With her charm and temperament, she was usually the focus of the press, especially since her jour-fixe evenings became the meeting place for Munich’s high society. Robert Lembke, Annette von Aretin, Roberto Blanco, Rudolph Mooshammer with his mother, Karl-Heinz Rummenigge, Ralph Siegel and others were present at exhibition openings.

In the 90s, Jeanne retired and handed the gallery over to her daughter, while she supported her daughter with her wealth of experience as a gallery owner, businesswoman and mother until her death in August 2023.