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0:02[Music]
0:07this is the Albertina in Vienna Austria
0:12the museum started off as one of the
0:13most important print collections in the
0:15world but it also now maintains an
0:18impressive modern art collection the
0:20Albertina is located right in the heart
0:22of Imperial Vienna adjacent to the
0:25hofberg complex of the hopsbergs it was
0:27built in the late 17th century as the
0:29court construction office however in the
0:3218th century it was converted into the
0:35Palace of Duke Albert of Sac centeshen
0:37who owned a large collection of historic
0:39prints the palace and collection stayed
0:42in the family for centuries until after
0:44World War One when the residing Archduke
0:46was evicted by the new States and They
0:49confiscated the building and print
0:50collection hence it became the Albertina
0:53expanding into a world-renowned
0:55collection of over a million prints and
0:57drawings
0:58outside the Albertina on a small
1:00elevated square is an equestrian statue
1:03of a former resident of the palace the
1:06Archduke Albrecht of teschen
1:07[Music]
1:10this Square overlooks the stock soaper
1:12the state Opera Vienna that opened in
1:151869
1:23[Music]
1:26there's also a view over the memorial
1:28against war and fascism which appears to
1:31be a horse and carriage ride loading
1:33station
1:35and there's a green bunny based on
1:37durer's hair here at the Albertina on
1:40top of a sausage stand
1:45while much of the palace has been
1:46converted into modern gallery and
1:48archive space some ornate rooms are
1:50preserved in their original condition
1:53[Music]
1:57here in the entrance hall to the
1:58exhibitions is a statue of Mars
2:05since the early 2000s several tremendous
2:09private art collections such as the bat
2:10lunar and Huber collections have been
2:13either bequeath to or on permanent loan
2:15to the Albertina so that is what we are
2:17going to see first
2:22the first room begins with some great
2:24impressionist pieces then it goes on
2:26from there this is a gray nude in
2:29profile by Pierre Bernard from 1933 he
2:32was a member of the Nabi Group after the
2:34Impressionists but they certainly
2:36utilize the impressionist coloristic
2:38experience in their paintings
2:40here's a white horse named gazelle by
2:43Henri detoulouse-lautrec which he made
2:45in 1881 at the Chateau de boss near Alby
2:48France where he usually spent his
2:50holidays to lose the truck originally
2:52painted dogs and horses when he started
2:54drawing so this one goes back to his
2:56roots
2:58this is a portrait of a young girl named
3:00Elizabeth maitra by Pierre August Renoir
3:03this girl was the niece of Edmund maitra
3:06an art collector friend of renoirs
3:10here is the house among the Roses by
3:13Claude Monet a depiction of his home in
3:15javerney from his latter years
3:17[Music]
3:20this is the water Lily Pond a classic
3:24water lily scene paint by Claude Monet
3:26added Jivani Garden between 1917 and
3:291919. this one has no horizon line or
3:32symmetry even and is a play between
3:35objectivity and abstraction going Way
3:38Beyond impressionism
3:42[Music]
3:44here is a landscape by Alfred Cecily
3:47from 1885 called Murray the banks of the
3:50river Luan
3:51[Music]
3:53here is one of Monet's Innovative Cruise
3:56paintings from 1885 in this he plays
3:59with the Confluence of the river cruise
4:00and the pity Cruise as well as the
4:02elevations and rock projections
4:06this is the view of vets wheel painted
4:08by Claude Monet in 1881 he lived in this
4:11small village along the Sun for many
4:13years
4:14[Music]
4:18this is the sunset at duarnine by Renoir
4:27classic ballet dancer seen by Edgar
4:30Degas from 1905.
4:33the farm in Normandy by Paul Cezanne
4:37utilizes color fragments that evoke
4:39closeness and distance as well as
4:41three-dimensionality
4:42[Music]
4:45there is a collection of pointless works
4:48as well a placard in here puts it well
4:51that the little expressive dots creates
4:54an atmosphere of solemn motionlessness
4:55removed from time here is paulsonat's
4:59pointillistic depiction of the towers at
5:00antibe
5:03this is a Venetian scene by Paul sydniak
5:06called Venice the pink cloud like Monet
5:09who also visited Venice around the same
5:12time he uses cold and warm tones of
5:14color
5:16this is the Golden Horn Mist by Paul
5:18sydniak from 1907 depicting Istanbul
5:25that is a female semi-nude by emidio
5:27medigliani
5:29this is part of a group of paintings he
5:31did in 1918 using these same Anonymous
5:33red-haired model in various poses
5:36this one definitely evokes Botticelli's
5:38Venus
5:40here is a street in our Queen by Henry
5:42Matisse from 1903 in his Boba style
5:45using unprecedented color saturation
5:51the influence of policy nass pointillism
5:53is evident in these parrot tulips from
5:551905. however Matisse brings an
5:58intensity of color it kind of looks like
6:00fireworks
6:01[Music]
6:04here's a still life with fruit bowl by
6:06Maurice devlomink
6:07[Music]
6:10Georges bra created this painting the
6:12Bay of Antwerp in 1906 when he was 23
6:15years old and heavily inspired by
6:17foveism for a little while longer before
6:19turning to cubism
6:22this is The Harbor at caliora by Andre
6:25Duran
6:28Duran and Matisse met in the southern
6:30France town in 1905.
6:33[Music]
6:39here is a rowing boat at Chateau by
6:42Maurice de flamink
6:43featuring The Paris suburb where he
6:45lived as well as Andre Duran
6:48these are nudes with flamingos by Robert
6:50de lunae
6:54and this is the Blue Room by Edward
6:55Villard
6:59honoring [ __ ] painted this back view
7:01of a nude under trees at Villa Demir in
7:041905
7:07and this is a bread and woman portrayed
7:09by Paul Gauguin from 1888. Gogan paying
7:12many scenes of Brands around the small
7:13town of pontavon and Brittany
7:18there are many works by members of the
7:20Blau writer or blue Rider group such as
7:23these horses by a lake by Heinrich
7:24kempendonk
7:27this is a forest interior with bird by
7:29friends mark from 1912. it definitely
7:32shows that he was inspired by the
7:33movement and speed of the Italian
7:35futurists of this period this work is
7:37somewhat of a new symbiosis of abstract
7:39painting also influenced by cubism and
7:42orphism
7:43this is the pensive Woman by Alexi Von
7:46dolinski which is dominated by
7:48expressive unnatural and contrasting
7:50colors very interesting
7:53this is Blue Horse 2 by Franz mark
7:57one of his Classic Blue Horses
8:00[Music]
8:08here is the Avenger by earn sparlock
8:13this Japanese influence young girl with
8:15a flowered Hat by Alexi Von yolensky
8:18certainly takes influence from the foes
8:22Blau writes remember August Maca uses
8:24Cuba's form along with bright colors in
8:26this depiction of duisburg Harbor from
8:281914 he was killed in the war later that
8:31year
8:32and this is a colored composition of
8:34forms by maca
8:39this is a variation landscape
8:42improvisation one a musically based
8:44painting by yelensky similar to
8:46kandinsky's improvisations
8:50this is the night Prowler by Marianne
8:52vonverfkin who was yolenski's longtime
8:55partner and herself an important German
8:57expressionist
8:59this is called with red swallow pattern
9:02wallpaper by olinski from 1915.
9:06and here's a fantastic work of Miriam
9:08vonverfkin called stormy night paint in
9:11the same year
9:12[Music]
9:15another crucial German expressionist
9:17group was dibruca this still life with
9:20yellow tulips was painted in 1912 by
9:22Carl Schmidt rotluff noticed the
9:24primitivist nude in the background
9:27these are two nudes in a room by
9:29dibruca's leader Aarons Ludwig kirschner
9:32the figures are influenced by cubism and
9:34African sculpture
9:36this is a female nude of Dodo by
9:39kirschner depicting his lover and
9:41favorite model in Dresden dodo
9:45this is a Kirchner cityscape of the
9:47train station approach lobao train
9:49station in 1911 one of the last Works he
9:52did in Dresden
9:55after the broca group disbanded in 1913
9:58Ian kirschner suffered in service during
10:00the war and then in sanitariums he
10:03finally settled into a health resort in
10:051918 where he enjoyed painting the
10:07nearby Mountain Landscapes and grazing
10:09cattle this one is called cattle at
10:11sunsets
10:13this is a reclining Woman by Eric Heckel
10:16from 1909
10:19this one is titled peace from 1915 by
10:22Augusto giacometti
10:25here's a portrait of MB by Herbert vocal
10:29and this is called two girls with poodle
10:30by Otto Mohler painted in the 1920s
10:36this is a forest scene paint by Emil
10:38nolda in 1909 he later became one of the
10:41most targeted quote-unquote degenerate
10:43artists
10:46Nilda painted this moonlit night in 1914
10:49inspired by his experiences on a
10:52scientific expedition to the South Seas
10:54the year before
10:55[Music]
10:58this one is called melting snow in the
11:00City by Alphonse valda
11:03[Music]
11:05Max peshstein painted these irises in
11:07the evening shadows in 1925.
11:10[Music]
11:12this is the garden with Autumn flowers
11:14painted in 1934 by Emil nolda would she
11:17painted during his time in seclusion at
11:19the Village of sebel in schleswig
11:21Holstein
11:22here are the bathing girls at the forest
11:24Pond by Otto Mohler painted sometime
11:27during the Great War emphasizing the
11:29ibruka's views on nature
11:32and this is a fantastic winter landscape
11:34by Edvard monk from 1915.
11:38dreary winter landscapes did become a
11:40common subject of the troubled artist
11:44here is a portrayal of Dresden by Oscar
11:47kokoshka from 1923. he was perhaps the
11:50most important Austrian expressionist in
11:52the inner War period
11:53[Music]
11:56this is a girl with necklace painted by
11:58kokoshka in 1930 a portrait of a girl on
12:01the Isle of gerba off the Tunisian Coast
12:04and here's a view of Bernie leban
12:06painted by kokoshka during his journeys
12:08in southern France and Spain he had to
12:10wait in this French Pyrenees town for
12:12five days for his entry Visa into Spain
12:14during which he painted this view out
12:16his hotel room window
12:19here is a portrayal of the East River in
12:22New York City by wilhem Tony
12:24sadly much of the work of this Austrian
12:26artist was destroyed in a warehouse fire
12:28during his own lifetime that really
12:30sucks
12:32there are some great examples of new
12:34objectivity painting an Austrian
12:36movement which contrasted kokoshka's
12:38expressionism during the 1920s
12:40[Music]
12:43this is the big Port by Herbert von rail
12:45Hanish which he called a landscape of
12:48the Soul
12:50foreign
12:57who was the curator of the Technology
12:59Museum here in Vienna created these
13:02scenes of magic realism these are
13:04fantastic
13:06[Music]
13:09this one is called the ghost in the tree
13:11from 1933. that's definitely a haunting
13:14picture
13:17this is a self-portrait with doll by
13:20Rudolph vacker which he painted after he
13:22was freed from his long wartime
13:24imprisonment in Russia
13:26and here is a classic abstract work of
13:29vasley Kandinsky from 1930.
13:33this one is called yellow paint from
13:351924.
13:38and here is a much earlier study for
13:40composition 7 from 1912.
13:44there are also several works by Paul
13:47clay this is a figurine called The Fool
13:49from
13:501927. here is a landscape by Paul clay
13:53set between winter and spring his
13:56Landscapes rarely showed any real sights
13:58but rather imaginary places
14:01and there are several more Clays in this
14:03small hallway
14:06I like the fairy tale of the dwarf here
14:10and this is the blue coat created by
14:13Clay in 1940 with pigmented wax
14:16[Music]
14:22this is a Cuba futurist landscape called
14:25The High Shore by Lionel feininger who
14:27taught at the Bauhaus in Weimar
14:29[Music]
14:31and this is an earlier work of finding
14:33Earth from 1915 titled Promenade and
14:36arquille showing a Bourgeois family in
14:39front of a Paris aqueducts
14:42and this is a locomotive by Lionel
14:44feininger from 1910 he created lots of
14:47depictions of steam engines for comic
14:49strips in the Sunday Chicago Tribune
14:51during that time
14:52here is a woman with cat by Max Beckman
14:55painted while he was an exile in
14:57Amsterdam during the war
14:59and here is beckman's self-portrait in a
15:01hotel from 1932. the last self-portrait
15:05he created in Frankfurt as he's seen
15:07left when the Nazi sees power and that
15:09was clearly a gloomy time for him
15:12this is a girl with record by another
15:14degenerate artist named Carl Hofer
15:18this is two profiles by fernan legere
15:20his keepa subjects are more outlined and
15:23set apart from one another compared to
15:25most other Cubist artists
15:27and this is a study for a mural called
15:30air iron water by Robert Delaney from
15:331937. it's a small version of a wall
15:36painting he made for the 1937 World's
15:38Fair in Paris intended to promote public
15:41transport
15:43here is the Blue Cow by Russian
15:45neoprimativist Natalia goncharova
15:49her partner Mikhail aryanov painted this
15:52scene the officers Barber based on his
15:55interest in folklore and small town life
15:58this is rising forums by Francisca which
16:01can be understood as an attempt to
16:03render invisible Cosmic forces visible
16:07here is a man in a supremacist landscape
16:09paint in 1930 by Casimir malevich a
16:14reaction to his experience being
16:15arrested and interred at the KGB
16:17headquarters Under Suspicion of
16:19political insubordination
16:21the Albertina collection contains
16:23several fantastic works of Mark Chagall
16:26this is the Kite from 1926.
16:33here is a later work of chagalls from
16:351972 titled the sleeping woman with
16:38flowers
16:40the sleeping woman is being carried off
16:42into a spiritual world of dreams on the
16:44Cote d'azur
16:47[Music]
16:51this work called motherhood was created
16:54by Chagall in 1914
16:57this is a village scene of chagall's
17:00birthplace vitepsk painted in the 1930s
17:02he was born in the Russian now
17:05Belarusian town in 1887 and later
17:08founded an art academy there
17:12there is also a room full of
17:13illustrations by Egon Sheila an Austrian
17:16artist who developed his own radical
17:18variant of expressionism and explore
17:20themes of bodycentered self
17:22[Music]
17:25this is a self-portrait of Egon Chila
17:27with his eyelid pulled down
17:28[Music]
17:31this is a portrait of yanet Alberto
17:35giacometti's wife from 1958 giacometti
17:38always wanted to look behind the visible
17:39surface in his portraiture and
17:41sculptures so take that for what you
17:43will
17:44here is the forest and Sun at Sunset by
17:47Max Ernst he did a lot of surreal Forest
17:50pictures like this in 1927
17:52[Music]
17:54this is the monument to music by Alberto
17:57Savino
17:59here is an awesome large painting by
18:01Renee Magritte titled the enchanted
18:04domain
18:06this was a preliminary design of a huge
18:08wall painting for a casino on the
18:10Belgian Channel Coast
18:12and this is a classic Geo committee
18:15sculpture depicting Four Women on a
18:16plinth
18:19this is metamorphosis by Joanne Miro
18:22part of a series he made during the
18:241930s expressing his concern about the
18:26political situation in Spain
18:29next the Mira was a great Max Earth
18:31sculpture depicting a troll under the
18:33bridges of Paris
18:36here is a woman in front of the sun this
18:38is one of miro's Pinchers spontaneous in
18:41which he experimented with the
18:42spontaneity of the hand
18:45there's another work of Max Ernst tiled
18:47flowers on a yellow ground
18:51here is a landscape of ruins and
18:54Moonlight by Max Ernst
18:56the piece is called a short pause and
18:58was made in 1959
19:00[Music]
19:06there are even a couple works of John du
19:07buffet in his art brute Style
19:10[Music]
19:13this is the table which du Buffet made
19:16in the 50s
19:19there is a somewhat unsettling seated
19:21figure by Francis Bacon
19:24and finally there are several abstract
19:26works by Carol Apple a founder of the
19:29influential Cobra group in the 1950s
19:35I have to say that I am very impressed
19:37with this collection
19:41now we are going to enter the state
19:43rooms of the Albertina Palace
19:47the restored Habsburg staterooms are not
19:49always open to visitors so these are
19:51going to be really great to see
19:53[Music]
20:00as mentioned Duke Albert used this
20:03Palace as his residence and brought his
20:04Prince collection here which he gathered
20:07during his time as governor of the
20:08Habsburg Netherlands the building was
20:10later altered by his son Archduke Carl
20:13then his son the Archduke Albrecht lived
20:16here until his death in 1895. Albrecht
20:19is the one who has the equestrian statue
20:21outside
20:25foreign
20:29[Music]
20:47those are portraits of Empress Maria
20:49Theresa and Emperor Franz the first
20:52[Music]
20:54this is the yellow chamber which
20:57features some Italian Works including
20:58this landscape in 1776 Duke Albert and
21:02archduch's Murray Christine the daughter
21:05of Maria Theresa undertook The Grand
21:07Tour of Italy
21:12[Music]
21:15this small-scale Hall of Mirrors is
21:17pretty awesome
21:18[Music]
21:32this was the 19th century French Empire
21:35Style reception Salon of Princess
21:36Henrietta wife of Archduke Carl which
21:40was modernized in 1875 by Archduke
21:42Albrecht
21:43[Music]
21:46foreign
21:52I got sorrowed by this man standing in a
21:55corner in shame
21:58[Music]
22:08these are facsimiles of drawings by
22:10Michelangelo and Raphael
22:12the originals are in the collection here
22:14at the Albertina again these are all
22:17facsimiles and not the real drawings
22:19unfortunately drawings and prints are
22:21extremely fragile to lights and cannot
22:23be displayed often so the operino rarely
22:26displays the originals but these are all
22:29drawings by the great Michelangelo
22:32the Albertina maintains an incredible
22:34collection of prints by albrechturer
22:36[Music]
22:37the Praying Hands by Durer are amazing
22:40[Music]
22:42thank you
22:44[Music]
22:46during my visit the Albertina did have a
22:48fantastic Prince special exhibition
22:50featuring several authentic durers I
22:53cover that exhibit in a separate video
22:55that is linked in the description
22:57these are facilities of portraits by the
23:00Flemish Master Peter Paul Rubens
23:03here are durr's depictions of Innsbruck
23:06Castle
23:06[Music]
23:08this is interesting a large piece of
23:10turf by Durer Albert Durham made all
23:13sorts of natural scenes and studies in
23:15his prints like this watercolor wing of
23:17a blue roller
23:20and this is a facsimile of durer's
23:23Famous Hair an incredibly intricate
23:25depiction of a bunny from 1502.
23:29every single hair follicle on this guy
23:31is clearly visible that is an amazing
23:33illustration
23:35I really like this one and hope to see
23:36the real watercolor on display here
23:38someday
23:40this stateroom was used as the study of
23:43Archduke Carl who delivered one of
23:45Napoleon's first setbacks that ask for
23:47an s-ling in the war of the fifth
23:49Coalition he actually died in this room
23:51in 1847 and this is a miniature of his
23:54equestrian statue on the held implants
24:00so those were the main exhibition
24:02galleries of the Albertina what a
24:05fantastic collection and Museum
24:06definitely one of my favorites in Vienna
24:09if not my favorite however that is not
24:12all as the museum always has several
24:14special exhibitions
24:16during my visit there was a really
24:18interesting exhibit on the great masters
24:20of print making such as albrechturer
24:23which went through the history of
24:25printmaking as well as an exhibit on
24:27illustrations by Peter bruegel the Elder
24:29and those are featured in a separate
24:31video there was also an exhibition of
24:34the albertina's Pablo Picasso collection
24:36and an Alex Katz retrospective
24:39so make sure to check out those two
24:41other videos Linked In the description I
24:43also have other videos featuring the
24:44museums and attractions of Vienna as
24:47well as other art museums and
24:48attractions across Europe and America
24:50also please like this video share it and
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24:55for watching
24:57[Music]
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