 The works of the Russian artist Alexej von Jawlensky, who spent the last twenty years of his life in Wiesbaden, are outstanding in the collection of the Museum Wiesbaden.With 57 paintings and 35 graphics, the museum has the largest collection of this artist besides the Norton Simon Museum in Pasadena.The collection includes early works such as "Stillleben mit Krug und Buch" ("Still Life with Jug and Book", around 1902), many expressive major works such as "Dame mit Fächer" ("Woman with a Fan", 1909), "Nikita" (1910) or "Selbstbildnis" ("Self-portrait", 1912) and, above all, many works of the paintings in series, such as the variations "Von Frühling, Glück und Sonne" ("Of Spring, Happiness and Sun", 1917) or the Abstract Heads created in Wiesbaden as "Kopf in Rot-Weiß-Gold" ("Head in Red-White-Gold", 1927) and the meditations as "Mein Geist wird weiterleben" ("My Spirit will live on", 1935).