Colmar: Unterlinden Museum Ticket

From medieval times to modern times,
Discover a variety of works

Visit the Unterlinden Museum of Art located in Colmar, a city near Alsace, France! The Unterlinden Museum of Art is a former convent that was converted into an art museum. Inside the exterior, which is full of history, there are traces of the time when it was a convent. Inside, there is an exhibition focusing on religious works of art. In particular, the masterpiece “Isenheim Altarpiece,” which depicts Christ realistically, is on display. Spend some leisurely time viewing various works of art at the Unterlinden Museum.

Information on major collection works

• Isenheim Altarpiece : This is an altarpiece created by German painter Matthias Grünewald between 1505 and 1515. This work vividly expresses the suffering and death of Jesus Christ, and is considered a representative work of German Renaissance art.
• Annunciation : This is a work by a 15th-century Rhineland painter that depicts the Virgin Mary taking Jesus Christ to the temple after giving birth to him.
• Assumption of the Virgin Mary : This is a work by the 16th century Swiss painter Hans Baldung Grien, depicting the Virgin Mary ascending to heaven.
• Colmar Landscape : This is a work by the 19th century French painter Gustave Courbet that depicts the cityscape of Colmar.

• Portraits of the Renaissance : This exhibition displays European portrait works from the 15th and 16th centuries.
• Symbolist Movement : This exhibition introduces the Symbolist art movement that occurred in France in the late 19th century.
• 20th Century German Photography : This is an exhibition featuring 20th century German photography.