Princely Treasure from the House of Liechtenstein
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This exhibition displays and explores the aristocratic taste of the Liechtenstein princes through the artefacts collection The selections are diverse and span from early 16th century (Raphael) up to mid-19th century (Waldmüller) The predominant art style reflected in the collection is that of 17th century baroque with good examples from Italian, Flemish and Dutch regions – with world wide famous master pieces by Raphael and Rubens, among others. Besides a selection of important Viennese prints (Salomon Kleiner), there are also examples of baroque decorative arts including an automaton, tapestry and trade ware, Not to forget: a small group of works illustrate 18th and mid-19th century works (Neo-classical and Biedermier).
Enjoy our interactive guided tours, on the following dates and timings:
Public sessions
Saturdays, 13 July, 10 August, 21 September; 11am and 2pm.
School sessions
Weekdays subject to booking from schools AM session: 10am – 11am PM session: 2.45pm – 3.45pm