The Graphic Collection

Theophil Hansen, concert hall of the Vienna Music Association, longitudinal section, black ink, watercolor and gold, mounted on cardboard, 786 x 1219 mm, around 1868, © The Graphic Collection

Thomas Ender, View of the scenery of Engenho, drawn from the Austrian Gesandschaftshaus (embassy building), Watercolor and pencil on blue paper, 330 x 484 mm, 1817/1818, © The Graphic Collection

Guercino, Male nude, sitting on the ground, oil-charcoal, intensive white, on brown-colored paper /mounted, 420 x 490 mm, 1619, © The Graphic Collection

Albrecht Altdorfer, Mountainous scenery with weathered willows, Pen in dark gray and gray on slightly browned paper, 141 x 196 mm, 1511, © The Graphic Collection

Sula Zimmerberger, Light-blue gown, Acrylic on paper, 210 x 296 mm, 2003, © The Graphic Collection

Ernst Plischke, Design of the house of Dr. René A. Spitz, India ink and watercolor on transparent paper, 548 x 850 mm, 1936, © The Graphic Collection

Theophil Hansen, concert hall of the Vienna Music Association, longitudinal section, black ink, watercolor and gold, mounted on cardboard, 786 x 1219 mm, around 1868, © The Graphic Collection

Thomas Ender, View of the scenery of Engenho, drawn from the Austrian Gesandschaftshaus (embassy building), Watercolor and pencil on blue paper, 330 x 484 mm, 1817/1818, © The Graphic Collection

Guercino, Male nude, sitting on the ground, oil-charcoal, intensive white, on brown-colored paper /mounted, 420 x 490 mm, 1619, © The Graphic Collection

Albrecht Altdorfer, Mountainous scenery with weathered willows, Pen in dark gray and gray on slightly browned paper, 141 x 196 mm, 1511, © The Graphic Collection

The Graphic Collection forms the visual memory of the Academy and is one of the most important graphic collections in Austria. The inventory consists of approximately 40,000 drawings, about 22,000 photographs and an estimated 100,000 prints from various epochs of European art history from the 14th century to the present.

As a historical collection of teaching materials and picture archive, the Graphic Collection documents over 300 years of teaching history and events at the Academy. Due to the breadth, the enormous scope and the high quality of the collection, it can also be regarded as a universal collection of graphics.

The Graphic Collection of the Academy of Fine Arts Vienna

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1110 Vienna
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Office
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