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St. Stephan: Wolfgang Hollegha, Josef Mikl, Markus Prachensky, Arnulf Rainer
Passion for art
Passion for art

By Sammlung Essl.

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Eine kleine MACHTmusik
Die andere Sicht
Die andere Sicht

By Agnes Essl

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The exhibition presents the impressive spectrum of artistic work of the last 40 years in Austria based on works that come exclusively from female artists. The works in the exhibition come on the on...

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Johanna Kandl
Johanna Kandl

By Johanna Kandl

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For many years, the artist has been exploring issues of painting and social themes, particularly relating to economics and capitalism. Before putting brush to canvas, she engages in intense researc...

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Wie ein gewebter Teppich
Wie ein gewebter Teppich

By Agnes Essl

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