Prized both as gems and as healing stones, aquamarines go back a long way in… Read More →
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Cagnacci’s Female Protagonists
Guido Cagnacci used structure and dramatic light effects to direct compositional attention towards the saints…
myART MAGAZINE #13 out now!
Visit Dorotheum to pick up your copy in German or English or browse the magazine online now!…
Auction: Design-First
The upcoming DESIGN FIRST auction will take place at Palais Dorotheum, Vienna on 27 March at 5 PM. With prototypes, unique pieces and rarities, it offers a journey through time, from early…
Auction: The Turkmen
The Turkmen – A Carpet Collection from Schleswig-Holstein On 9 April 2019, Dorotheum will auction nearly 140 Turkmen carpets and knot works from a private collection in Schleswig-Holstein. The carpet lover built…
Leopold Museum: Vienna1900
VIENNA 1900. BIRTH OF MODERNISM The extensive exhibition spanning three floors presents the splendor and wealth of artistic and intellectual achievements of an era shaped by the emergence of the Vienna Secession,…
MARK ROTHKO – From the Inside Out
Mark Rothko is arguably one of the most sought-after artists of our time. His large paintings regularly fetch over $30M at auction, with a world record of $86M in 2012 for the colourful “Orange,…
A Choir of Soloists: Design First in Architectural Digest
Unique works of art and rare editions from Aalto to Zobernig are brought together in Dorotheum's “Design First” auction on 27 March. Oliver Jahn, Editor-in-Chief of Architectural Digest, has combined a selection…
Modern Art
20 years of VIENNA ART WEEK
Is there anything in Vienna apart from Mozart, Sissi and Schönbrunn? Of course there is! When it comes to art, VIENNA ART WEEK and its Artistic Director, Robert Punkenhofer, have been trying…
