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Views of Vienna

General depictions of Vienna have been handed down since the 15th century. They were created in different historical and media contexts and manifest various interests. They show the changing cityscape and at the same time offer insights into the changes in its representation. And they bear witness to the endeavour to capture the city in the image as a whole, which could only ever be realised by means of reduction and simplification. The Wien Museum’s collection includes numerous examples, starting with Michael Wolgemut’s depiction from 1493, the first printed city view of Vienna, through to the vedute and photographic city panoramas of the 19th and 20th centuries.

Vienna Pannonie

Michel (Michael) Wolgemut
1493
Augustin Hirschvogel
1547

Panorama von Wien vom Norden

Raphael Custodis
1631
Matthäus d. Ältere Merian, Jacob Hoefnagel (auch: Houfnagel)
1649
Georg Matthäus Vischer
1672
Daniel Suttinger
1678
Jacob Hoefnagel (auch: Houfnagel), Nicolaes Visscher (I.)
1683
Matthias Anton Weiß, Christian Engelbrecht, Johann Andreas d. Ä. Pfeffel
around 1711
Johann Adam Delsenbach
1719
Unknown
around 1805
Benedikt Piringer, Laurenz Janscha
1809
Tobias Dyonis Raulino
around 1819

Blick auf Wien vom Tivoli

Thomas Ender
1829
Jakob Alt
1830
Rudolf von Alt
1833
Thomas Ender
around 1840
Rudolf von Alt, Johann Hürlimann
1841–1842
Rudolf von Alt
1843
Josef Langl
1873
Jacob Blechinger, Josef Langl, Ludwig Pisani, Valentin A. Heck
1891

Vogelschau von Wien

Erwin Pendl, Verlagsbuchhandlung Adolf Hartleben (ab 1863)
1903