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Explore the New Acquisitions 1992–1997 Exhibition at Belvedere Museum

Journey through significant artworks that enriched the Belvedere's collection between 1992 and 1997.

The 'New Acquisitions 1992–1997' exhibition at the Belvedere museum showcases a curated selection of artworks added to its holdings during those five pivotal years. This presentation offers insight into the museum's collection development, highlighting pieces that reflect contemporary trends and historical artistic continuities. Explore a diverse overview of artistic developments, including works by Rudolf Schwarzkogler and Ernst Klimt, as the national collection expanded.

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This exhibition showcases new acquisitions made by the Belvedere museum between 1992 and 1997. It features a range of works from various artists, highlighting the museum's collection development during that period.

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The exhibition "Neuerwerbungen 1992–1997" (New Acquisitions 1992–1997) at the Belvedere museum presents a selection of works acquired between the years 1992 and 1997. This period of acquisition saw the museum expand its collection with notable pieces, reflecting contemporary art trends and historical continuities. The exhibition is organized as a group exhibition and special exhibition, and it was located in the Oberes Belvedere. It ran from September 15, 1999, to November 21, 1999. The exhibition highlights the museum's commitment to enriching its holdings and offering visitors a diverse overview of artistic developments and additions to the national collection.

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Belvedere
Current status
Completed
Exhibition schedule
Sep 15, 1999 – Nov 21, 1999
Artist line / attribution
The exhibition includes works by various artists, with specific mention of Rudolf Schwarzkogler for "2. Aktion" (2nd Action) and Ernst Klimt for "Francesca da Rimini und Paolo". The exhibition's director was Gerbert Frodl, and the curator was Michael Krapf.
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