Gentil House: Historical furnishings | Decorative arts | East Asian artefacts | Folk art | Modernist art
Kulturstadt Aschaffenburg
Gentil Haus
Artist Villa and the Collector's passion
Anton Gentil
Anton Kilian Gentil (1867–1951) was a successful factory owner and able to amass a large fortune. He became a part of Aschaffenburg’s history as a collector, artist, and donor.
The collector's passion
A whimsical “collector’s house” has been preserved unchanged to the present day, its originality and special atmosphere interpreting the tradition of the Arts and Crafts movement in its own unique way.
Take a look...
Over the course of his life Anton Gentil built several fanciful villas in the city, which he furnished with his spectacular and varied art collection.
Your Visit
Visits are only possible by prior appointment or as part of a public tour.
Monat: Oktober 2021
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no events or special exhibitions on this day.
Service
Address
Grünewaldstraße 20
63739 Aschaffenburg
Germany
Opening hours
temporarily closed due to coronavirus
Admission Prices
Admission 1,50 euros
guide: 6,50 euros
Contact
Email administration
phone +49 6021 38674-0