Würth Collection of the entrepreneur Reinhold Würth is one of the most important private art collections in Europe; the two museums Würth and Würth 2 are located at the company’s headquarters in Künzelsau.
The Würth Sculpture Garden at the Carmen Würth Forum and the works located along the paths between the two museums form a sculpture park that is unique, at least in Germany, in terms of diversity, internationality of the artists and quality of the exhibits. Already from the distance, visitors can see Jaume Plensa’s white sculpture, Niki de Saint Phalle’s blue “Nana” and the dancing figures that are typical for Tony Cragg.
Würth Sculpture Garden
In between, the colorful works of Heinrich Brummack and the white stone figures of Markus Redl alternate with the sculptures of internationally renowned artists such as Magdalena Abakanowicz, Eduardo Chillida, Marc Quinn and Barry Flanagan, to name but a few more. There are currently more than 60 works of art that visitors can look forward to. So, take a trip to Künzelsau, preferably when the sun is shining. It’s really worth it!
“221.5° ARC x 5” von Bernar Venet
“Tor” von Robert Jacobsen
“Untitled” von Robert Jacobsen
“Kopf” von Horst Antes
“Tor mit goldenem Stein” von Heinrich Brummack
“Stein 73/64” (Exitus) von Markus Redl
“Wasserrampen-Skulpturen” von Robert Jacobsen
“Break” von Antony Gormley
“Up Front” von Anthony Caro
“Margarita” von Helge Leiberg
“Nicht abgeneigt” von Helge Leiberg
“Figura Ultima” von Magdalena Abakanowicz
“Gewichtung” von Alfred Haberpointner
“Blumenportal” von Heinrich Brummack
“Gewichtung” von Alfred Haberpointner
“Acrobats” von Barry Flanagan
“BDM Gruppe” von Georg Baselitz
“Yellow Song” von Georg Baselitz
“Untitled” von Anish Kapoor
“Basoa III” von Eduardo Chillida
“Cremona” von Tobias Ballaty
“King Lear – Der geteilte Mensch” von Alfred Hrdlicka
“Ziffern im Wald” von Mario Merz
“Die neue Eva” von Helga Vockenhuber
“Dancing Blue Nana” von Niki de Saint-Phalle
“Armchairs” von Lun Tuchnowski
“Pi” von Lun Tuchnowski
“Conversation with Magic Stones” von Barbara Hepworth
“WE” von Jaume Plensa
“Frozen Wave” von Marc Quinn
“Points of View” von Tony Cragg
“Stein 154/129” (Regal des Archivars) von Markus Redl
“Stein 146/122” (Blickfelderweiterung 360 Grad) von Markus Redl
“Stairs” von Magdalena Jetelová
“Masters of the Universe: Screen Version” von Richard Deacon
“Harri III” von Eduardo Chillida
“Ringe” von Stefan Kern
“Instrumento para Bach” von Eduardo Chillida
“Groundswell” von Richard Deacon
“Saludo a los pajaros” von Eduardo Chillida
“Essence of the Pearl” von Marc Quinn
“Saludo a Parmenides” von Eduardo Chillida
“Cathedral” von Anthony Caro