A coded letter from Maria Theresa which will be up for sale on 17th December… Read More →
On the 12 December 2024, Fritz Muliar would have turned 105 years old. On that… Read More →
Prized both as gems and as healing stones, aquamarines go back a long way in… Read More →
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Why Bordeaux dominates the Fine Wine Market
A quick look at dealerships and auctions shows: no origin is traded as frequently and…
Anton Bruckner: Handwritten score from 1841
The young Anton Bruckner (1824–1896) was evidently familiar with the works of Michael Haydn (1737–1806).…
Max Slevogt: Summer at the seaside
At the invitation of Berlin art dealer Paul Cassirer and legendary actress Tilla Durieux, Max Slevogt spent two weeks at the North Sea, where he created beach landscapes highly untypical of his…
A watch collection
Demand for luxury watches is exploding, and the value of certified pre-owned (CPO) watches has multiplied in recent years. The most fascinating things about rare models from well-known brands is that they…
Jewellery: Arm décor – Noble Stones
The history and significance of the bracelet Ornament for the arm, the bracelet, is one of the most ancient forms of jewellery in the history of humanity. Archaeological discoveries from the Euphrates…
Sterling Ruby: Explosive
Sterling Ruby’s art is as eclectic as it is disturbing. It is a contemporary kind of Arte Povera Americana based on a wide range of media. “2 drops” from the Soft Sculptures…
Rudolf Polanszky: Coincidence as strategy
Although it makes no difference to him, Rudolf Polanszky’s works have been in great demand on the art market, particularly since the retrospective “Translinear Structures” presented by Zeit Kunst Niederösterreich in 2015,…
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…
