| The
Austrian Empire |
| 1.
Map of the Empire c1914 |
| Old
Vienna |
| 2.
Saint Stephen’s Cathedral (Stefansdom)
14th century, Gothic |
| 3.
Graben (Vienna’s central square); at
its center J. B. Fischer von Erlach’s “Holy Trinity”
(Plague column), 1692, Baroque |
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4. The Hofburg, the "In Der Burg" Court
(Town Residence of the Hapsburg emperors at the north edge of the
Old City), 16th to 20th centuries, This section Renaissance. The
monument is to Emperor Franz II, its style Neo-Classical |
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5. Karlskirche (Church of Saint Charles Borromeo),
1716-1739, at the Karlsplatz, Baroque (Votive church for the plague
of 1713), Imperial foundation |
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6. Schoenbrunn Palace (Emperor’s residence
two and a half miles from the Old City) 1696- 1730, by Fischer von
Erlach and his successors, Baroque/Rococo, also shown, Gobelins
Salon 1740c Rococo |
| 7.
Lower Belvedere (Suburban residence of Prince
Eugene of Savoy), 1700-1716 by Lucas von Hildebrandt, Baroque (with
a Ground Plan) |
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8. Upper Belvedere (Suburban Palace for Receptions
of Eugene of Savoy) 1724 by Lucas von Hildebrandt, Baroque (with
an engraving of the interior stairway) |
| 9.
Austrian National Library by the Hofburg 1723-1726
by Fischer von Erlach, façade and Prunksaal, ceiling by Daniel
Gran (1730), Baroque |
| 10.
Albertina Museum 1801-1804 rebuilt by Louis
von Montoyer, Neo-Classical (note: Opera 1861-1869 behind) |
| The
Ringstrasse (Avenue on the site of the former city wall) 1858-1865.
Architecture in Historical Revival Styles |
|
11. Plan of Vienna and Ringstrasse 1860 by
Ludwig Forster |
| 12.
Bird’s Eye View of the Ringstrasse 1873
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| 13.
Votivkirche (Votive Church built north of
the Ringstrasse in gratitude for the failed attempt on the life
of Emperor Franz Josef) 1853 by Heinrich von Ferstel, Neo-Gothic |
| 14.
Staatsoper (Opera) 1861-1868 by Edward van
der Nuell and von Siccardsburg, Neo-Renaissance (also painting by
von Alt of the setting of the building by Kaertnerstrasse) |
| 15.
MAK Museum and Universitaet fuer angewante Kunst
1867-1877 by Heinrich von Ferstel, Neo-Renaissance |
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16. Rathaus (City Hall) 1872-1883 by Friedrich
Schmidt, Neo-Gothic |
| 17.
Parlament 1871-1883 by Theophil von Hansen,
Neo-Classical |
| 18.
Rennweg Apartments 1889-1901 by Otto Wagner,
Neo-Rococo |
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19. Karlplatz Subway Station (Stadtbahn) 1894-1901
by Otto Wagner, Jugendstil |
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20. Postsparkasse (Postal Savings Bank) 1903-1912
by Otto Wagner, new “Functional” style or Secession
Style |
| 21.
Postsparkasse (Interior, see 20) |
|
22. Postsparkasse Chair, designed by Otto
Wagner, wood, metal, leather |
| Outside
the Ring (Ringstrasse) 1894-1907 |
| 23.
Pilgram Gasse subway station ( Stadtbahn)
1894-1901 by Otto Wagner, Secession |
| 24.
Stadtbahn Railing 1894-1901 by Otto Wagner
(at Pilgram Gasse) |
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25. Weinzeile Apartments (including “Majolica
House”) 1898-1899 by Otto Wagner, Jugendstil |
| 26.
Sanatorium Purkersdorf 1904-1905 by Josef
Hoffmann, Wiener Werkstaette |
| 27.
Sanatorium Purkersdorf Entry Hall (see 26) |
| 28.
Sanatorium Purkersdorf Dining Hall (see 26) |
|
29. Steinhof Hospital Church 1905-1907 by
Otto Wagner, Secession, (model and photograph) |
| 30.
Steinhof Church Interior 1905-1907 by Otto
Wagner, with Wiener Werkstaette artists; mosaics by Remigus Geyling
1913 |
| 31.
Steinhof Church Stained Glass 1907 by Kolo
Moser, Wiener Werkstaette |
|
New City Buildings 1897-1911 |
| 32.
The Secession Building and plan, 1897-1898
by Josef Maria Olbrich, Secession Style |
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33. Floodgate House 1906-1908 by Otto Wagner,
Secession (with Danube Canal view) |
| 34.
American Bar (at Kaerntnerstrasse) 1908-1909
by Adolf Loos (Restored 1989) |
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35. News Stand 1902 by Otto Wagner (Reconstruction) |
| 36.
Looshaus (formerly Geschaeftshaus Goldman
& Salatsch) 1909-1911 by Adolf Loos |
| Villas
and Suburban Housing 1886-1932 |
| 37.
Villa Wagner I (at Huetteldorf) 1886 by Otto
Wagner, Neo-Classical |
| 38
. Two Family House (Doppelwohnhaus Moser-Moll)
1900-1901 by Josef Hoffmann, Arts and Crafts Style |
| 39.
Interior of the Moll House, painting by Carl
Moll 1903 (with its W.W. furnishings) |
| 40.
Steiner House 1910 by Adolf Loos |
| 41.
Steiner House (rear view, see 40) |
| 42.
Villa Wagner II (at Huetteldorf) 1912 by Otto
Wagner, Secession |
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43. Villa Skywa-Primavesi 1913 by Josef Hoffmann,
Wiener Werkstaette |
| 44.
Villa Skywa-Pvimavese interior (see 43) |
| 45.
Villa Knips (at Huetteldorf) 1924-25 by Josef
Hoffmann |
| 46.
Palais Wittgenstein 1926-1928 by Paul Engelmann
and Ludwig Wittgenstein |
| 47.
Haus Moller 1926-1928 by Adolf Loos |
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48. Interior Haus Moller (see 47) |
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49. Karl-Marx-Hof Apartments 1926-1930 by
Karl Ehn, Red Vienna Style |
| 50.
Werkbundseidlung (single and multi-family
housing) 1930-1932, project design by Josef Frank, with G. Rietveld
(Dutch), J. Hoffmann, A. Loos, et al. (Loos’ houses shown
here with project plan and interior) |
| Vienna
in Brussels 1905-1911 |
| 51.
Palais Stoclet, Avenue Tervueren, Brussels,
1905-1911 by Josef Hoffmann, Secession |
| 52.
Dining Room, Palais Stoclet (see 51) |
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53. Stoclet Frieze (study for the mosaic)
1905 by Gustav Klimt , MAK, Vienna |
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54. Main Hall, Palais Stoclet (see 51) |
| Gustav
Klimt (1862-1918) (see also 53 and 76) |
| 55.
Klimt,
“Old
Italian Art” Entry Hall 1890-1891, Kunsthistorisches Museum,Vienna
(with detail) |
| 56.
Klimt,
“Love”
1895, Historical Museum, Vienna |
| 57.
Klimt,
“Schubert
at the Piano” 1899, (destroyed) |
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58. Klimt,
“Theseus,
First Secession Exhibition Poster” 1897 |
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59. Klimt,
“Medicine”
(compositional sketch) 1897-1898, private collection, Vienna, and
detail of the painting (destroyed) |
| 60.
Klimt,
“Beethoven
Frieze, the Yearning for Happiness Finds Fulfillment in Poetry”
1902 ( in situ view of 1903, and detail) Belvedere, Vienna |
|
61. Klimt,
“Hope
I” 1903, Ottawa, National Gallery |
| 62.
Klimt,
“Judith
I” 1901, Belvedere, Vienna and “ Judith II”
1909, Venice |
| 63.
Klimt,
“Popy
Field” 1907, Belvedere, Vienna |
| 64.
Klimt,
Portrait
of Emilie Floege 1902, Belvedere, Vienna |
| 65.
Klimt,
Portrait
of Fritza Riedler 1906, Belvedere, Vienna |
|
66. Klimt,
“Death
and Life” completed 1916, Leopold Collection, Vienna |
| 67.
Klimt,
“Two
Nudes on Their Backs” 1905-1906, drawing, Graz |
| Oskar
Kokoschka (1886-1980) |
| 68.
Kokoschka,
four Pages from
“Sleeping Boys” 1907-1908 |
|
69. Kokoschka,
“Murderers
the Hope of Women” 1908, lithograph (poster) |
| 70.
Kokoschka,
"Portrait
of Adolf Loos 1909" Berlin, National Gallery |
| 71.
Kokoschka,
“The
Tempist” 1914, the artist with Alma Mahler, Basel |
| Egon
Schiele (1890-1918) |
|
72. Schiele,
Two
Self Portraits: 1909 (Art Market); “Crouching Man”
1912, Private Collection, (both drawings) |
|
73. Schiele,
“Sun
Flower” 1909, Historical Museum, Vienna; and Male Nude
1910, Leopold Collection, Vienna, (both drawings) |
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74. Schiele,
“Seated
Female Nude with Black Stockings” 1910, drawing |
|
75. Schiele,
“Agony”
1912, Neue Pinakothek, Munich |
| 76.
Schiele,
“Houses
with Colored Roofs” 1914, Leopold Collection, Vienna,
compared to Gustav Klimt’s “Melcesina on Lake Garda”
1913, Schloss Immendorf |
|
77. Schiele,
"Kneeling
Semi-Nude in Yellow Stockings" 1917 |
| Sculpture
1887-1902 |
| 78.
Kaspar von Zumbusch, “Maria-Theresa Memorial”
1887, bronze, Maria-Theresian Platz, Vienna |
| 79.
Theophil Hansen and Karl Kundmann, “Athena”
1896-1902, marble, Parliament, Vienna |
| 80.
Max Klinger, “Beethoven” 1902,
Leipzig |
| Posters
(1897-1908) (see also 58, 69) |
| 81.
Secession Poster 1899 by Kolo Moser, lithograph |
| 82.
“XIII Secession Exhibition” 1902
by Kolo Moser, lithograph |
| Wiener
Werkstaette 1903-1927 |
| 83.
Tea Service 1903 by Josef Hoffmann, silver |
| 84.
Writing Desk for Frau Waerndorfer, 1903-1904
by Kolo Moser, wood inlay |
| 85.
The Waerndorfers’ Place Settings 1904-1905,
by Josef Hoffmann, silver |
|
86. Centerpiece 1905, by Josef Hoffmann, silver |
| 87.
Library Ladder for Karl Wittgenstein c1905,
by Josef Hoffmann, wood |
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88. Table for Hermann Wittgenstein 1906, by
Josef Hoffmann, wood |
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89. Centerpiece 1910, by Josef Hoffmann, brass |
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90. Textile c1913 design by Dagobert Peche
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| 91.
Glass Items 1914-1915, designs by Helena Gabier,
Dagobert Peche and Felice and Kitty Rix |
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92. Vase 1916, design by Josef Hoffmann made
by Meyr’s Neffe for Wiener Werkstaette, glass |
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93. Tea Service 1918-1925 by Josef Hoffmann,
silver |
| 94.
Bowl 1919, by Dagobert Peche, ceramic |
| 95.
Exhibition Case for Kunstschau 1920 by Dagobert
Peche, painted wood |
| 96.
Decorative Coffer 1920, by Dagobert Peche,
silver |
|
97. Figurine 1927, by Wally Wieselthier, ceramic |
| Interior
Design 1898-1907 (see also 21, 44, 48, 50, 52, 54) |
|
98. Living Room of Paul Wittgenstein’s Mountain
Chalet 1898 by Josef Hoffmann |
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99. Pages from Josef Hoffmann's “Purkersdorf”
c1905 |
| 100.
The Bar at Cabaret Fledermaus, interior view
and postcard by Wiener Werkstaette |
| 101.
Performance Area of Cabaret Fledermaus c1907
and chair by Hoffmann c1907 |
| 102.
Letterhead for Cabaret Fledermaus 1907, by
Berthold Loeffler |
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