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Exploring 'Biblical Images': A Historical Exhibition of Religious Artworks and Narratives

Delve into artworks curated by Franz Martin Haberditzl, focusing on significant biblical themes and interpretations.

The 'Biblical Images' exhibition presents a compelling look at art centered around religious themes. Directed by Franz Martin Haberditzl, this collection features diverse artistic interpretations of stories from the Bible. Visitors can explore historical paintings that delve into profound spiritual narratives and cultural history.

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Exhibition summary

This exhibition, titled 'Biblical Images,' was held starting on April 25, 1925. It was directed by Franz Martin Haberditzl and involved contributions from Bruno Grimschitz and Heinrich Schwarz. The exhibition appears to focus on artworks related to biblical themes.

Curatorial context

The exhibition titled 'Biblical Images' commenced on Saturday, April 25, 1925. The directorship of this exhibition was held by Franz Martin Haberditzl, with contributions from Bruno Grimschitz and Heinrich Schwarz. The title strongly suggests a focus on artworks depicting scenes or themes from the Bible. The inclusion of a specific artwork, 'Die Versuchung Christi' (The Temptation of Christ) by Ludwig Ferdinand Schnorr von Carolsfeld from 1847, further indicates the nature of the exhibition's content, likely showcasing historical and artistic interpretations of biblical narratives.

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Venue
Belvedere
Current status
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Exhibition schedule
From Apr 25, 1925
Artist line / attribution
Directed by Franz Martin Haberditzl, with staff contributions from Bruno Grimschitz and Heinrich Schwarz.
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