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Belvedere Exhibition of New Acquisitions 1918-1921: A Historical Art Collection Display

Uncover the pivotal artworks and collection growth that shaped the Belvedere during the post-World War I era.

The Exhibition of New Acquisitions 1918-1921 at the Belvedere museum in Vienna presents a curated selection of artworks. These pieces joined the collection during a pivotal post-World War I era, showcasing the institution's strategic efforts to expand its holdings. Visitors can gain insight into the artistic landscape and collecting priorities of that dynamic period, exploring key additions that shaped the museum's narrative.

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Exhibition summary

This exhibition showcases new acquisitions made by the Belvedere between 1918 and 1921. It provides insight into the collection's growth during a significant post-war period. The display highlights key pieces added to the museum's holdings during these formative years.

Curatorial context

The Exhibition of New Acquisitions 1918-1921 presents a curated selection of artworks that joined the Belvedere's collection during a pivotal era. Spanning the immediate post-World War I years, this exhibition sheds light on the museum's strategic efforts to expand and enrich its holdings. Under the direction of Franz Martin Haberditzl, the Belvedere actively acquired works that would shape its future narrative. The displayed items offer a glimpse into the artistic landscape and collecting priorities of the time, providing context for the museum's evolving identity and its commitment to showcasing significant artistic developments. This exhibition serves as a historical record of the collection's expansion during a dynamic period.

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Venue
Belvedere
Current status
Completed
Exhibition schedule
Jun 15, 1921 – Dec 31, 1921
Artist line / attribution
The exhibition was overseen by Director Franz Martin Haberditzl.
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