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Research Project

Majolica from the MAK Collection

Project Manager: Rainald Franz, MAK Curator, Glass and Ceramics; Team: Harald Bauer, Lisa Nowy
The collection of Italian majolica from the 16th to 17th centuries is a prized resource in the MAK’s Glass and Ceramics Collection. Pieces that are qualitatively comparable with those in other European collections such as at the Herzog Anton Ulrich Museum in Braunschweig and the Kunstgewerbemuseum (Museum of Decorative Arts) Schloss Pillnitz near Dresden are being studied in consideration of new scientific aspects not just with regard to their origin, material, and date, but also their iconographic reading and body of exemplary source material in ornamental graphics. For this purpose, a dedicated database is being created, relevant literature compiled, holders of comparable collections contacted, and photographs of the exhibits are also being taken. In a later stage, the Collection will be put online and, after the Collection’s history has been reappraised, presented in the MAK.

Project Manager: Rainald Franz, MAK Curator, Glass and Ceramics
Team: Harald Bauer, Lisa Nowy

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Ceramics Collection

Ceramics Collection

Curator: Rainald Franz
With representative holdings of ceramics from Austrian production from the sixteenth century until today, unique groups of objects such as the legacy of the Wiener Porzellanmanufactur (Vienna Porcelain Manufactory) and the extensive collection of tiled stoves, hafner ware, and majolica of the sixteenth to the nineteenth centuries. The MAK’s Ceramics Collection is one of the foremost collections of its type in the world.

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MAK Collection - online: Viennese Porcelain Part II, Du Paquier (1718-1744)
Research Project

MAK Collection - online: Viennese Porcelain Part II, Du Paquier (1718-1744)

Project Manager: Rainald Franz, MAK Curator, Glass and Ceramics
Project Assistants: Harald Bauer, Lisa Nowy
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