World Women’s Day: the art of equality
World Women’s Day, or International Women’s Day was first celebrated in 1910. It has fallen…
Shout it From the Rooftops: Dorotheum Loves Vienna
Dorotheum’s online marketing team took to Vienna’s rooftop this week for a special photo session.…
The Secret Life of Dorotheum
Listen … Do You Want to Know a Secret? Rumor has it that new things are astir on Dorotheum’s Facebook page – strange, exciting things! The grapevine has it that similar changes can…
Happy Birthday to Max Beckmann!
Not everyone’s born smiling! Born 132 years ago this February, Max Beckmann’s self-portrait of 1918 proves sunny dispositions are overrated.
O tempora o mores – The Armory Show 1913
103 years ago in February saw a significant turning point in the history of modern art and, according to some, the integrity of American morality. The Armory Show of 1913, whose name the modern-day…
From the Estate of a Major General
On Monday 15th February 2016 to the certain delight of collectors and experts alike, the legacy of Major General Wolfgang Waldherr was consigned as a lot to the Antique Arms, Uniforms and…
We’re thinking about the 19th century …
… about 19th century paintings of country jaunts, extravagant parties, expeditions to the Orient, idyllic rural life … a century depicted in art …