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Elfenbein
Elfenbein

By Sabine Haag, Maraike Buckling

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Das Haus Habsburg und die Welt der furstlichen Kunstkammern im 16. und 17. Jahrhundert
Cellinis Saliera
Cellinis Saliera

By Sabine Haag, Paulus Rainer

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Johann Wolfgang von Goethes Urteil, der die Lebensbeschreibung Cellinis ins Deutsche übersetzt hatte, dass sich Kunstfreunde nun "glücklich schätzen [können,] dass dieses Werk [das Salzfass], welch...

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Wintermarchen
El penacho del Mexico antiguo
El penacho del Mexico antiguo
El penacho del Mexico antiguo
Gustav Klimt
Gustav Klimt

By Sabine Haag, Cacilia Bischoff

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Trinkfest
Trinkfest

By Sabine Haag, Angelika Libiseller

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This exhibition is inspired by the recent edition of of the so-called "Ambraser Trinkbücher" [Ambras drinking books], which were carried out from 1567 until 1620. They inclide handwritten entries o...

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All Antica
All Antica

By Sabine Haag

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