The 'Moderne Galerie in Wien' exhibition showcases art from the Modern Gallery in Vienna, established in 1907. The exhibition is associated with a founding advisory board that included prominent figures from the art world.
The Moderne Galerie in Wien exhibition focuses on the historical context and establishment of the Modern Gallery in Vienna, which began its operations in 1907. The page lists the founding advisory board members, including Hugo Darnaut, Max Fabiani, Heinrich Lefler, Carl Moll, Franz Rumpler, Robert von Schneider, Josef Sturm, and Rudolf Emanuel Ritter von Weyr, highlighting their roles in shaping the early direction of the gallery.
While specific artworks or thematic details of the exhibition are not explicitly detailed beyond a representative image of Margaret MacDonald-Mackintosh's "Junirosen," the title and the historical context provided suggest an exhibition centered on the foundational period and artistic direction of the Modern Gallery in Vienna. The presence of extensive links to biographical and bibliographic information for the advisory board members underscores their significance to the exhibition's narrative.
