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Kurt Absolon |
born 1925 in Vienna, died 1958 in Vienna
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Pain, 1957
Ink on Paper
32,5 x 47,5 cm
Inv. Nr.: 2487 G, acquired 1975
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Ernst Barlach |
Born 1870 in Wedel/Holstein, died 1938 Rostock
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Time and Eternity
Lithography
43 x 31,5 cm
Inv. Nr.: 363 G, acquired 1950
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Blessed are the Charitable
Chalklithography
25,2 x 24,3 cm
Inv. Nr.: 1446 G, acquired 1961
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The good Samaritan, 1919
Woodcut
28 x 21,5 cm
Inv. Nr.: 1767 G, acquired 1965
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Klemens Brosch |
born 1894 in Linz, died 1926 in Linz
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What for?, 1914
Ink on pink transparent paper
23,2 x 16 cm
Inv. Nr.: 3254, acquired 1982
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Georg Wolfgang Chaimowicz |
Born 1929 in Vienna, lives in Vienna
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Wir Aschieren!, 1960
Lithography
36 x 51,5 cm
Inv. Nr.: 1511 G, acquired 1962
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Keeper of Crisis, 1962
Lithography
52 x 35,5 cm
Inv. Nr.: 2293 G, acquired 1972
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Lovis Corinth |
Born 1858 in Tapiau/EastPrussia, died 1925 in Zandvoort/Holland
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Crucifixion, 1920
Etching
47,3 x 34 cm (30 x 23,5 cm)
Inv. Nr.: 1341 G, acquired 1958
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Martyrdom, 1920/21
Etching
47,5 x 35 cm (30 x 23 cm)
Inv. Nr.: 1217 G, acquired 1956
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Honoré Daumier |
born 1808 in Marseilles, died 1879 in Valmondois
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Les amis, Mais pis que j' vous dis qu' c' est des amis..., 1845
Lithography
36 x 25,5 cm
Inv. Nr.: 96 D
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Les gens de justice, Vous aviez faim...ce n' est pas une raison, 1845
Lithography
36 x 25,5 cm
Inv. Nr.: 111 D
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Actualités, Voyons, Général...si vous n´êtes pas plus rigolo..., 1854
Lithography
24,4 x 36,5 cm
Inv. Nr.: 150 D, acquired 1990
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Albin Egger-Lienz |
born 1868 in Stribach/ Lienz, died 1926 in St. Justina/ Bozen
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"1915", 1915
Lithography on hand-made paper
72 x 90,5 cm
Inv. Nr.: 3346 G, acquired 1982
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Ernst Fuchs |
born 1930 in Vienna, lives in Vienna
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Epitaph to the War, 1947
Ink on paper
36 x 27 cm
Inv. Nr.: 2245 G, acquired 1971
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Josef Hegenbarth |
born 1884 in Böhmisch-Kamnitz, died 1964 in Dresden
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In the Ruins, 1947
Tempera (Gouache)
47,5 x 34,5 cm
Inv. Nr.: 1598 G, acquired 1963
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Alfred Hrdlicka |
born 1928 in Vienna, lives in Vienna
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Rape in the Katalaunic Fields, 1964
Etching on hand-made paper
53,5 x 75,5 cm (33,2 x 40,2 cm)
Inv. Nr.: 113 H
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In this cycle of all together 25 prints battle scenes are the main topic. Originally a cycle about the history of weapons was planned under the title "the Battle in the Catalaunic Fields". Hrdlicka had been inspired to do so by a book entitled "The Development of Weapons" This group of works was never completed.
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XX. General Jodl: "Ob ein Einheimischer mehr oder weniger überfahren wird, kann uns doch gleich sein."
(Whether one more or less native person is run over, can be all the same to us), 1974
Etching on hand-made paper
60 x 70 cm (34,3 x 50,2 cm)
Inv. Nr.: 425 H
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XXIII. Hitler to General Guderian: "Do you think that the soldiers of Frederick II died voluntarily?", 1974
Etching on hand-made paper
75,8 x 107,8 cm (60 x 94,8 cm)
Inv. Nr.: 428 H
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XLV. Everyday life in Plötzensee, 1974
Etching on hand-made paper
62,9 x 89,9 cm (50,2 x 69,8 cm)
Inv. Nr.: 449 H
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These three above-mentioned prints (Inv. Nr.: 425, 428, 449) belong to the cycle "Like a danse macabre The events of 20 July 1944" (all together 53 prints). This is the so far largest of Hrdlicka´s cycles, in which he developed a new pictural language. This new narrative technique still appears today, e.g. in the cycle "The French Revolution". All the prints are strictly chronologically organised according to the run of events. Subject is the late revolt of some generals against Hitler. Hrdlicka looks back at the beginning of militarism in German history and starts his narration with Frederick the Great. Wholesale execution of the failed assailants are beeing described. The plot continues into the time, when Hrdlicka was working on the prints, to the Allende´s overthrow in Chile. Hrdlicka does not glorify the assailants, but shows the end of the revolt in extreme pictures.
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Willi Jaeckel |
born 1888 in Breslau, died 1944 in Berlin
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The War
Coloured Lithography
34,7 x 33,5 cm
Inv. Nr.: 1376 G, acquired 1959
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Oskar Kokoschka |
born 1886 in Pöchlarn, died 1980 in Montreux
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Rest during the flight, 1916
Chalklithography
30,7 x 34 cm (22,6 x 28,9 cm)
Inv. Nr.: 515 G, acquired 1952
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Girl with pigeon and scull (Safe the child), 1959
Chalklithography
76,5 x 56,5 cm
Inv. Nr.: 1379 G
donation by Mayor Dr.E.Koref 1959
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A murder has happened, 1913
Lithography
48,7 x 37,5 cm
Inv. Nr.: 1649 G, acquired 1964
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Käthe Kollwitz |
born 1867 in Königsberg, died 1945 in Moritzburg
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"Outbreak (Losbruch)" from the cycle The Farmers´Revolt, 1957
Aquatinta etching
56 x 73,5 cm (49 x 59 cm)
Inv. Nr.: 1297 G, acquired 1957
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Farmers' war (battle field), 1921 (1907)
Etching
52 x 68 cm (40 x 52 cm)
Inv. Nr.: 1300, acquired 1957
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Death and Woman, 1910
Etching on hand-made paper
71,4 x 51 cm (44 x 43,5 cm)
Inv. Nr.: 1302 G, acquired 1957
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Alfred Kubin |
born 1877 in Leitmeritz, died 1959 in Zwickledt/Upper Austria
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"Weber Portfolio", The War, 1903
Phototype
55 x 40 cm
Inv. Nr.: 791 G, acquired 1954
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Baltasar Lobo |
born 1910 in Cerecinos de Campos/Spain, died 1993 in Paris
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Femme à la tête de mort, 1942
Bronze
Height 163 cm, Width 86 cm, Depth 75 cm
Inv. Nr.: 1068, acquired 1992
(donated by the artist and Gallery Freites/Caracas)
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Roberto Sebastian Matta |
Born 1911 in Santiago de Chile, lives in Paris
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Judgement V: After the Nuremberg Trial, o.D.
Colour etching
50 x 66 cm (42 x 55 cm )
Inv. Nr.: 2605 G, acquired 1976
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Kurt Moldovan |
born 1918 in Vienna, died 1977 in Vienna
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War Games, 1969
Lithography
38,3 x 53,2 cm
Inv. Nr.: 2781 G, acquired 1979
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Karl Rössing |
born 1897 in Gmunden, died 1987 in Wels
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My prejudice against this time, 1984
Wood engravings
je 42 x 30 cm
Inv. Nr.: 4194 G, acquired 1984
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Walter Schmögner |
born 1943 in Vienna, lives in Vienna
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Army, 1964
Ink
ca. 30 x 39,5 cm
App. Nr.: 1800 G, acquired 1966
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André Verlon |
born 1917 in Zurich, lives in Vienna and Paris
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Our Century, 1965
Lithography
65 x 50 cm
Inv. Nr.: 1737 G, acquired 1965
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Offence to reason I, 1965
Lithography
65 x 50 cm
Inv. Nr.: 1738 G, acquired 1965
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Lipkowitsch |
born 1925 in Jugoslavia, lives in Paris
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Offence to reason II, 1965
Lithography
65 x 50 cm
Inv. Nr.: 1739 G, acquired 1965
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