A storage area in the Herzog Anton Ulrich-Museum with several racks displaying framed paintings. Labels hang on each rack. A person walks in the background.
Herzog Anton Ulrich-Museum

Our collection

As one of Europe's oldest art museums, the Herzog Anton Ulrich-Museum looks back on 300 years of collecting.

Our museum's name is derived from the Duke Anton Ulrich of Braunschweig-Lüneburg. He acquired the most prominent portion of the high-ranking collections: the most precious paintings - among which there are artworks by Giorgione, Rubens, Rembrandt and Jan Vermeer van Delft - the largest collection of Italian majolica North of the Alps, over 200 examples of French enamel paiting and the sizeable collection of East Asian artworks.

Interior view of the painting gallery at Herzog Anton Ulrich-Museum. Several paintings hang on green walls, including a large depiction of two nude figures. Two wooden benches are in the room.

Highlights

Blick in die Sammlung der Uhren und Kabinettschränke im 2. Obergeschoss des Herzog Anton Ulrich-Museums

Departments

Digitization

Röntgenaufnahmen zur Restaurierung von Brueghels "Kreuztragung Christi"

Research