Yes, the site is small and not very impressive but you have to remember is part of the whole Jewish museum and it tells another very interesting part of the Jewish history but form an individual perspective, the one of Robert Guttmann. I enjoyed the paintings and his unique character. Likely a very interesting man. It was the last part of my visit to the Jewish museum and I enjoyed it! I was alone. It is behind the Spanish synagogue in a little street.

We had tickets to enter this establishment as part of the Jewish synagogue tour and had been told by a Jewish synagogue member of staff that the galerie staff could speak English and would talk to me about the holocaust torah collection. On arrival and entrance into the galerie I began to speak to the 2 elderly ladies behind the counter who clearly didn't understand any english but did recognise the word holocaust and were pointing outside at the mention of that word. The galerie is one oblong room with paintings on each wall. That's all. We left within 5 minutes of arrival of what was a wasted journey.