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Quality, individuality, precision: Josef Hoffmann’s clock from the early Wiener Werkstätte period pointed the way… Read More →
Colour, speed, improvisation – Georges Mathieu captures the moment of creation on canvas. A large-scale… Read More →
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Josef Hoffmann: Declaration of a new era
Quality, individuality, precision: Josef Hoffmann’s clock from the early Wiener Werkstätte period pointed the way…
873,300 euros for a late work by Georges Mathieu
Colour, speed, improvisation – Georges Mathieu captures the moment of creation on canvas. A large-scale work from the painter’s late career, a particularly fine example of his intense, vibrantly hued visual idiom…
Lucio Fontana: Adorning art
Lucio Fontana’s paintings are not the only eye catchers he made: he also created art to be worn on the wrist. Extraordinary jewellery from 1967 offers a hands-on experience of the Italian…
Tourmalines: Colourful Dazzlers of the Gemstone World
Precious stones have been collected and fashioned into jewels since time immemorial. They are symbols of power, wealth and status. Stones of a particular structural composition and size are cut in a…
Prized & Preserved: 1971 Porsche 911 E 2,2
Vienna’s Apollo Garage, founded in 1931, is still going strong. For decades, it was home to its owner, Kurt Weber's most prized possession, tangerine-coloured Porsche 911E Sport Classic. It is hardly a…
Albin Egger-Lienz: The Dance of Death
Albin Egger-Lienz (1868–1926), “Totentanz 1809“, 1916 casein on canvas, 130 x 165 cm, estimate €500,000 – 800,000 NOT HEROES A depiction of existential pain not of war heroes: A highly important version…
Modern Art
Andy Warhol: A shift of perspective
Andy Warhol’s portraits occupy a special place in his pop-culture-œuvre. His “Portrait of a Lady”, from 1983, which is so striking in its content and execution, seems to echo the work of…
