Julius Exter (1863-1939) was one of the founders of the "Munich Secession", an association of avant-garde artists. In 1902 he acquired and converted the historic "Stricker" property, and in 1917 settled here permanently.
It was here that Exter developed the unmistakable style of his later work: the colourful pictures, among them many landscape paintings, illustrate his progression from symbolism and neo-impressionism to expressionism. Julius Exter's study and atelier today house a permanent exhibition of his works. More paintings by the artist can be seen at the Julius Exter Art Gallery in the Augustinian monastery (Old Palace) on Herrenchiemsee Island
Blumenweg 5 
		    83236 Übersee-Feldwies 
		    08642 8950-83
Julius Exter's House is only open during the annual exhibitions in summer (from around Whitsun to the second Sunday in September), from Tuesday to Sunday from 5 to 7 pm.
Admission fee: 2 euros
Guided tours on request (please call)
Access limited
 Übersee am Chiemsee
    www.bahn.com
 Bus to ‘Feldwies’ 
    (June-September only)
 Regular boats from Prien 
    www.chiemsee-schifffahrt.de
Few parking spaces available
Schloss- und Gartenverwaltung 
  Herrenchiemsee 
83209 Herrenchiemsee 
08051 6887-0 
Fax 08051 6887-99 
sgvherrenchiemsee@ bsv.bayern.de
www.herrenchiemsee.de
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