Vienna in 50 Objects
A total of 50 objects will be highlighted in the leadup to the Wien Museum’s reopening at the end of 2023. These special objects from the city’s collections will be featured in weekly installments. Along with around 1,500 other objects, they will be on display in the museum’s new permanent exhibit.
Gustav Klimt
1888
Anton Hanak
1917–1924
(origin)
after
1934
(Production)
(Epoche)
Magistrat der k. k. Reichshaupt- und Residenzstadt Wien, L. Laurenzi & Comp., Wien (Roßau)
1853
(Production)
1854–1914
(Application)
Unknown
1200–1300
Angelica (Angelika) Kauffmann
1787
Unknown
around
1340
Niklas (Niclaus) Meldemann, Hans Sebald Beham
1530
Unknown
around
1785
Unknown
1514–1519
Georg Raphael Donner
1738
Unknown
around
1450
Clemens Lothar Wenzel Fürst von Metternich
1801–1850
Robert Haas
8.6.1938
Egon Schiele
1914
around
2015
Unknown
100–150
Nikolaus Fuchs
2019
(Production)
Anton Ziegler
1848
Franz Grillparzer, Ignaz Bösendorfer
around
1835
Unknown
117–218
Unknown
1989
(Application)
Luigi Toscano
2019
Unknown
ca.
1700–1750
Fanny (Franziska) Elßler
around
1840
Unknown
-800–-450
Unknown
around
1359–1363
Unknown
after
1927
Unknown
2010
Lucas van Valckenborch
1592
Erwin Puchinger
1915
Unknown
around
1872
Österreichische Bundesbahnen, Metallbau Treiber
around
1962
Michael Fuchs
1554
(Production)
Wienerberger Terracotta- und Majolika Werke
1862
Unknown
91–96
Pier Innocenzo da Faerno
around
1450
Franz (Frans) Geffels
1683–1694
Unknown
around
-1200–-1100
Max Kurzweil
1899
Martin van Meytens
around
1750
Unknown
before
1860
(Application)
1800–1850
(Production)
Maria Benke
1951
around
2018
Josef Frank, "Haus und Garten"
1930
Erwin Pendl
1897–1898
