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Charlotte Billwiller, Mathilde Flögl, Susi Singer, Marianne Leisching, and Maria Likarz, Photograph, 1924© MAK

Charlotte Billwiller, Mathilde Flögl, Susi Singer, Marianne Leisching, and Maria Likarz, Photograph, 1924
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Wandmalereien von Lotte Calm, Lilly Jacobsen, Fritzi Löw, Anny Schröder und Vally Wieselthier in der WW-Textilabteilung, Kärntner Straße 32, 1918

Wandmalereien von Lotte Calm, Lilly Jacobsen, Fritzi Löw, Anny Schröder und Vally Wieselthier in der WW-Textilabteilung, Kärntner Straße 32, 1918

Vally Wieselthier, Advertisement for the fashion of the “Wiener Werkstätte Kärntnerstrasse 32 u. 41,” Vienna, before 1928© MAK

Vally Wieselthier, Advertisement for the fashion of the “Wiener Werkstätte Kärntnerstrasse 32 u. 41,” Vienna, before 1928
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Felice Rix, WW fabric pattern Gespinst [Web], 1924© MAK

Felice Rix, WW fabric pattern Gespinst [Web], 1924
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Research Project

Women Artists of the Wiener Werkstätte

Project Manager: Anne-Katrin Rossberg, Curator, MAK Metal Collection and Wiener Werkstätte Archive
With the participation of Michael Hölters, Maria-Luise Jesch

During research for the MAK exhibition of the same name—that had to be postponed for a year because of Corona—180 women artists were identified by name. Their production for the Wiener Werkstätte (WW) varied from postcard design to works in all areas of arts and crafts. Their biographies have been updated or created from scratch for the already published exhibition catalog. Up until the exhibition opening in April 2021, and beyond that date, the research findings will be constantly updated.
 
Project Manager: Anne-Katrin Rossberg, Curator, MAK Metal Collection and Wiener Werkstätte Archive 
With the participation of Michael Hölters, Maria-Luise Jesch
 

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Women Artists of the Wiener Werkstätte
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Women Artists of the Wiener Werkstätte

Published for the exhibition of on the same title (21.4.–3.10.2021)
Edited by Christoph Thun-Hohenstein, Anne-Katrin Rossberg and Elisabeth Schmuttermeier
German/English
288 pages, several images
30,5 x 23 cm
Birkhäuser Verlag, September 2020 

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Metal Collection

Metal Collection

Curator: Anne-Katrin Rossberg
The holdings of the Metal Collection comprises objects from Europe and North America, dating from the fourteenth century to the present. From the very beginning, there existed a policy of acquiring contemporary works for the collection as well as historical objects. The collection covers diverse areas of the applied arts including small-scale sculpture, cutlery, clocks, jewellery, goldsmith’s art, lamps, astronomy devices and electro-plated reproductions.
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