The Museum Behnhaus Drägerhaus is a modern art museum in Lübeck. It is based in a classicist-style building in the historic center of the city, built at the end of the 18th century as a bourgeois house. The museum's collection contains numerous works of German painting from the 19th century, in particular works by the so-called Nazarenes - a group of Romantic German painters active in Italy at the beginning of the 19th century - and works of German impressionism and expressionism. In the garden of the museum are also exhibited several sculptures in the style of the New Objectivity.

The core of the Nazarenes collection revolves around Friedrich Overbeck, a painter from Lübeck. It is based on a generous donation from Charlotte Overbeck, who donated the artist's artistic heritage to the Hanseatic city in 1914. German Romanticism is represented by Caspar David Friedrich, Carl Blechen and Carl Gustav Carus, while German Impressionism is strongly testified by the works of Gotthard Kuehl. Thanks to Edvard Munch's friendship with Max Linde, doctor and patron of Lübeck, the museum also houses several works by the Norwegian artist.