Exhibitions

Helmut Wellschmidt - Visionen

Helmut Wellschmidt - Visionen

After studying art at the Nuremberg Academy, Helmut Wellschmidt not only studied art, but also philosophy, Greek mythology, the great religions, the history of Europe and its wars, as well as the politics associated with them.

 
He used this knowledge to shape his view of the world.
His works reflect his diverse knowledge.
Each of his artworks tells its own story, which can often be interpreted in terms of today's chaotic world events.

We look forward to seeing you there!

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Exhibition duration: 11.05.2024 - 15.06.2024
Exhibition venue: Jacobsa Gallery, Füll 4, 90403 Nuremberg, Germany

Opening hours:
Monday - Saturday: 10:00 - 13:00 & 14:00 - 18:00
Sunday: closed
 

Michael Mathias Prechtl - A Memorial Exhibition

Michael Mathias Prechtl - A Memorial Exhibition

20 years ago Michael Mathias Prechtl, Nuremberg's most famous artist of the 20th century, passed away. Therefore, we are very pleased to invite you to an extraordinary memorial exhibition. We present rare and partly unknown works to commemorate a special artist who created in Nuremberg. One focus of the exhibition is on early works that reveal the inspiration by the painter Pablo Picasso. Most of the exhibited works are hand-painted unique pieces, we are also able to show some rare lithographs from the artist's early period, which were printed in very small editions of sometimes only five to ten copies.
 
We are looking forward to your coming!

Exhibition opening: 12.10.23 | 7 pm
Exhibition duration: 12.10. - 20.12.2023
Exhibition venue: Jacobsa Gallery, Füll 4, 90403 Nuremberg, Germany

Opening hours:
Monday: 10:00 - 13:00 & by appointment.
Tuesday: by appointment
Wednesday: 10:00 - 13:00 & 14:00 - 18:00
Thursday: 10:00 - 13:00 & 14:00 - 18:00
Friday: 10:00 - 13:00 & by appointment
Saturday: 12:00 - 16:00
Sunday: closed
 


Art Salzburg Contemporary & Antiques International at Messezentrum Salzburg (22. June - 25. June 2017)


 

Hellmut Wellschmidt "Narrator and thinker"
Retrospective at the International Phantastics Museum in Vienna (05. Mai 2017 - 2. Juni 2017)



Together with the paintings from the estate of Helmut Wellschmidt, Galerie Jacobsa presents its highlights at the Kunst & Antiquitätenmesse in the Postpalast in Munich. The focus of his artistic work is the man and the diverse appearance of birth and death. Helmut Wellschmidt was interested in oil paintings, watercolors and graphics with central themes of life such as love and hatred, humanity and human contempt, youth and age, individuality and society. From 5 to 26 May 2017, a special show at the Palais Palffy will be dedicated to the life of the German artist who died in 2015. A catalog accompanies the exhibition.
 

Exhibition with Jolanda Richter & Siegfried Zademack (28. April 2017 - 27. May 2017)



The Gallery Jacobsa opens in Nuremberg on 28 April 2017 at 7 pm "Gallery for Modern Art". For this, the two award-winning artists Jolanda Richter and Siegfried Zademack, who are already represented in the Viennese Fantasy Museum, were able to win a joint exhibition. Approximately 50 works from four decades of the two artists will be shown. Her works are linked to "Surrealism" and the "Viennese School of Fantastic Realism" and show in their uniqueness a hyperrealistic picture world.
 



 


Arts & Antiques Fair Munich (18. March 2017 - 26. March 2017)



Together with the paintings from the estate of Helmut Wellschmidt, Galerie Jacobsa presents its highlights at the Kunst & Antiquitätenmesse in the Postpalast in Munich
 

Gallery Jacobsa presents Wellschmidt (11. June 2016 - 09. July 2016)
Sale exhibition with paintings from the estate of Helmut Wellschmidt

 
 
Wellschmidt creates images of life in which the ubiquitous death - personified in the Sensenmann - reminds us that man knows as the only living being with the knowledge of the past and his inevitably occurring death. There is a tension between the past and the future. The individual fate of the individual and the dying must be his main themes.

The painter family Ritter (16. April 2016 - 07. May 2016)
Nuremberg-Views - The work of the artist family Ritter


 
The Ritters enter into an affinity with their city, into a fusion that becomes visible and tangible in numerous images. Not infrequently in the literature of the 19th century the "Ritterschule" is spoken. Their message still exists to preserve the city with its architecture, its inhabitants, its customs and customs.
 
 
 

The historic cityscape of Nuremberg (19. Juni 2015 - 30. Juni 2015)
Works from the Norika collection Grieb


 
Gallery Jacobsa presents some artistic highlights from the Grieb collection, complemented by works from the gallery itself. This gives us an exhibition of Nuremberg's views, which has so far hardly been shown in this form. We are pleased to offer some of these works for sale.

fantastic art (02. May 2015 - 21. May 2015)
The gallery Jacobsa shows contemporary art



The Galerie Jacobsa shows works by the artists living and working in Nuremberg:Wolfgang Harms and Jo Niklaus for the first time. The two combine not only a longtime friendship but also the affinity to the fantastic art.

The occasion of the exhibition in the Gallery Jacobsa gave the 65th birthday of Wolfgang Harms this year.

Dürer in the 20th century (25. May 2012 - 29. June 2012)
Accompanying exhibition on the occasion of the Dürer year in Nuremberg


 
15 works with themes related to Albrecht Dürer: special highlight four oil paintings by Jo Nicklaus; Some graphics by Michael Mathias Prechtl, his predilection for A.D. In numerous of his graphics "Hab Dürer im Herzen" An extremely rare watercolor by Johann Phillip Walther, "Dürer on the Deathbed" already described by Mr. Mende, as well as various Dürer graphic replicas from the 20th century.

Michael Mathias Prechtl (22. January 2011 - 5. February 2011)



"Hans Sachs suits his muse boots - a look at Prechtl's Nuremberg picture book"

Original watercolors as templates for the Nuremberg picture book by M. M. Prechtl and G. Schramm, Verlag Nürnberger Presse, 1970; Oil paintings, several lithographs, impressions and ceramics.

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