Artist's house with studio and garden where the impressionist Robert Sterl lived and worked. A place that offers insights into his life and work.
Robert Sterl moved into the house in Naundorf in 1919 and had a studio added. The location near the train station enabled him to travel to the Dresden Art Academy every day, where he continued to teach.
Three rooms with original furnishings and the studio show how the artist lived and worked. The garden, formerly with a view of the Elbe valley, is gradually being restored. Since 1999, the house has been accessible in its original color scheme.
The collection includes over 200 paintings, numerous drawings and sketchbooks. It is supplemented by exhibitions of graphic works and gifts from students and companions.
A preserved library and numerous letters provide an insight into Sterl's interests and contacts. Parts of the estate are available for research, further documents are in the archive in Berlin.
Gästekarte Sächsische Schweiz
Holders of the Saxon Switzerland Guest Card receive a discount of €1 on the admission price.
