Arthur und Georgie Illies Familien-Stiftung
About the funder
The Arthur and Georgie Illies Family Foundation is a legally recognized civil law foundation established in 1998 in Lüneburg by Anke Maria Müller-Illies. It is dedicated to the preservation, research, and presentation of the oeuvre of the painter and graphic artist Arthur Illies (1870–1952) and his wife Georgie Illies. The foundation manages a collection of over 210 paintings, partly sole ownership and partly co-ownership of the estate, and supports numerous exhibitions, restorations, and publications on the life and work of Illies, as well as the conservation of unknown works. It is a non-profit organization authorized to issue donation receipts.
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Mission & Vision
The Arthur and Georgie Illies Family Foundation is dedicated to permanently preserving the artistic work of Arthur and Georgie Illies, making it visible through exhibitions and publications, and promoting the conservation and restoration of previously unknown paintings. It collaborates with museums, restorers, and supporters to sustainably safeguard the artistic heritage of this family and make it accessible to a broad audience.
Target groups
The foundation’s funding programs are aimed at museums, exhibition venues, and scientific institutions wishing to present works by Arthur Illies; restorers and private patrons who undertake the conservation and restoration of previously unknown paintings; as well as sponsors and friends’ associations who contribute to the preservation and dissemination of the Illies oeuvre through donations and patronage. Additionally, the foundation addresses art and culture enthusiasts interested in Northern German art history and Art Nouveau graphics.