Georg Oeder

The residence, which also functioned as a private gallery, was luxuriously rebuilt and extended in 1894 according to plans by Hubert Jacobs and Gottfried Wehling.

[7] In 1898, on the occasion of the Malkasten's 50th anniversary, Oeder, Albert Flamm and Otto Erdmann received the Order of the Red Eagle 4th class.

[8] Around 1900, Oeder, together with Paul Clemen, Heinrich Lueg and Fritz Roeber, was one of the initiators of the Industrie- und Gewerbeausstellung Düsseldorf [de].

Oeder war Stifter der Fontänenskulptur Jröne Jong by Joseph Hammerschmidt in the middle of the Runden Weihers in Düsseldorf Hofgarten[9] the marble bench made by Rudolf Bosselt in the Schmuckanlage and the Goltsteinparterre in Goltsteinstraße.

His wife Thusnelde Oeder, involved in Düsseldorf's cultural life, was a member of the Rhenish Women's Club, founded in 1905 and chaired by Minna Blanckertz.

Georg Oeder, Art Committee and delegate to the International Art Exhibition, Düsseldorf 1904
Portrait of Georg Oeder, by Eduard von Gebhardt , 1907
Dämmerung , ca. 1880
Morgens auf dem Lande , undated
Studio with Japanese collection and Italian room in the Haus Oeder , 1904
Ausstellung Oeders altjapanischer Kunst im Ausstellungspalast , 1902
Gravesite of the Haniel and Oeder family, architect Gottfried Wehling