Lenbachhaus

**Lenbachhaus**
	art museum in Munich, Germany
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Pronunciation audio	Germanⓘ
Instance of	art museum (1929–);
Named after	Franz von Lenbach;
Location	Munich, Upper Bavaria, Bavaria, Germany
Street address	Luisenstraße 33;
Architect	Gabriel von Seidl;
Operator	Landeshauptstadt München;
Has part(s)	Vorgarten Luisenstraße 33 in München; Alfred Kubin-Archiv;
Heritage designation	architectural heritage monument in Bavaria;
Inception	1891;
Date of official opening	1929;
Significant event	start of construction (1887); expansion (Hans Grässel, 1927–1929); expansion (1969–1972); expansion (Foster and Partners, 2009–2013); restitution of Nazi-looted art (2019); claim for restitution of an artwork; restitution of Nazi-looted art (2024); restitution of Nazi-looted art (2022);
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	48° 08′ 49″ N, 11° 33′ 49″ E
Authority file
	Q262234; ISNI: 0000000121564241, 0000000122600814; VIAF cluster ID: 129728232; GND ID: 2022696-2; Library of Congress authority ID: n81058761; Bibliothèque nationale de France ID: 118674899; Libraries Australia ID: 36135552; NL CR AUT ID: ko2004244044, ko2004244045; BIBSYS ID: 8079569, 9025008, 90158770; NUKAT ID: n99707456; J9U entity ID: 987007268634605171; NACSIS-CAT author ID: DA01251287; Union List of Artist Names ID: 500250652; Itaú Cultural ID: instituicao336309/staedtische-galerie-im-lenbachhaus-munique-alemanha; Bavarian monument authority ID: D-1-62-000-4134; Bavarian Monument Map object ID (architectural monument): 23102; OpenStreetMap way ID: 237426208; München Wiki article ID: Lenbachhaus
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