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Tag: Austrian

  • Five Under-rated Art Museums in NYC

    Five Under-rated Art Museums in NYC

    On your next trip to New York City, skip the big-museum madness and discover something new at one of these five lesser-known art museums.

  • An Array of Art at Biltmore

    An Array of Art at Biltmore

    George Vanderbilt wasn’t a huge art collector, but he still managed to acquire quite a few notable works of art that are now on display at Biltmore.

  • Christkindlmarkt Am Hof by Carl Wenzel Zajicek (December 23rd)

    Christkindlmarkt Am Hof by Carl Wenzel Zajicek (December 23rd)

    For an art historical Advent calendar, a beautiful, snow-filled painting of a Viennese Christmas market by Austrian painter Carl Wenzel Zajicek.

  • The Magi by Joseph Binder (December 11th)

    I looked at a lot of Magi/Three Wise Men paintings today, but something about this one particularly stood out for me. It is by Austrian artist Joseph Binder (1798–1864). I think it’s a combination of things – the clarity of the image, the colors (particularly the blues in the sky), the varying reactions of the…

  • “Fasching” begins: an introduction to Viennese Ball Season

    This post was inspired by several things: my interest in ballroom culture and history, my love of the Viennese Waltz, my desire to visit Vienna (so much that I asked for Vienna travel guides for Christmas last year), and a few recent conversations about masquerade balls. After doing some basic research on the subject, I…

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