About Galerie Jeanne

In 1997, art historian Jacqueline T. Hoffman assumed ownership of the gallery from her mother, Jeanne Neumann, and further developed its curatorial vision.

 

Since then, GALERIE JEANNE has specialized in international, museum-quality prints and works on paper from the 20th century, with a particular focus on Classical Modernism, Pop Art, and Contemporary Art.

 

In addition to the acquisition and sale of artworks, the gallery has expanded its services to collectors through the professional management, consultation, and administration of private art collections.

 

Over the past 44 years, GALERIE JEANNE has established itself as one of Munich’s leading galleries for international prints and works on paper of the 20th century and Contemporary Art. Through its exhibition program, solo presentations, and participation in national and international art fairs, the gallery showcases outstanding works by major figures of Classical Modernism, Pop Art, and Contemporary Art.

  • Jeanne Neumann opened her gallery in Munich in 1982, featuring works by Salvador Dalí and other artists of Classical Modernism.

    In the years that followed, the gallery hosted numerous exhibitions by internationally renowned contemporary artists.  

    Through her influence and support, Lutz W. Löpsinger decided in 1995 to publish the catalogue raisonné of Salvador Dalí’s graphic works with Prestel Verlag.

    With her charm and vibrant personality, Jeanne was often the focus of media attention, especially as her regular jour fixe evenings became a popular gathering place for Munich’s high society. 

    In the 1990s, Jeanne gradually stepped back from public life and entrusted the gallery to her daughter. Until her passing in August 2023, she remained a source of guidance and support, drawing on her wealth of experience as a gallerist, businesswoman, and devoted mother.

     
    Jeanne Neumann, Gründerin Galerie Jeanne 1982