Erasures and Eradications in Modern Viennese Art, Architecture and Design
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Erasures and Eradications in Modern Viennese Art, Architecture and Design
Morowitz, Laura; Brandow-Faller, Megan
Taylor & Francis Ltd
10/2024
262
Mole
9781032010533
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Introduction
PART 1: Beyond Amnesia: Jewish Artists, Patrons and Critics
1. Art in Vienna 1900, or the Return of the Repressed
Laura Morowitz
2. Erasing "Jewish Traces": Max Oppenheimer and the Crux of Art Historiography
Nathan J. Timpano
3. "Our Great Josef Hoffmann": Undoing the Austrian Profile of a Celebrated Architect
Elana Shapira
4. The Emigration of Egon Schiele: Jewish Refugees and Austrian Modernism in New York
Frances Tanzer
5. As if They Were Never There: Vienna's Cityscape and the Ethnic Cleansing of Memory
Steven Beller
PART 2: Beyond the "Superstars": Gendered Erasures
6. Guests or Members? Women Artists in the Circle of Egon Schiele
Andrea Winklbauer
7. Across Stage, Page and Dance Floor: Asserting the Dynamic Female Body in Klien's Kineticism
Rae di Cicco
8. The Birth of Painting from the Spirit of the Gingerbread: Anna Lesznai's Hungarian Exotic in 1920s Vienna
Julia Secklehner
9. Who Knows BEST? Gendered Views of Interwar Design Reform and Wiener Wohnkultur
Michelle Jackson-Beckett
10. From Secessionist Vienna to Postwar America: Emmy Zweybrueck-Prochaska and the Cult of Creativity
Megan Brandow-Faller
PART 3: Beyond Klimt: Erasures of Understudied Movements/Artists/Connections
11.Gold Rush, Congo Style: Gustav Klimt's "Expectation and Fulfillment" in the Palais Stoclet
Debora Silverman
12. Good Art, Bad Art: The Culture Wars of Fin de Siecle Austria and Their Legacy
James Shedel
13. Robert OErley and the Other Wiener Moderne
Christopher Long
14. Josephine Baker in 1920s Vienna: Modernism, Blackness and Popular Culture
Roman Horak
15. On Erasures in Modern Architecture: Catholic "Modernism" and the Historiography of Church Building Between the Wars
Matthew Rampley
PART 4: Epilogue: Past Erasures, Present Aims: The VBKOE in 2022
16. Speaking with Gaps and Silences in the Vereinigung bildender Kuenstlerinnen* OEsterreichs (Austrian Association of Wom*n Artists): Introduction and Interview
Vereinigung bildender Kuenstlerinnen* OEsterreichs (Austrian Association of Wom*n Artists)
PART 1: Beyond Amnesia: Jewish Artists, Patrons and Critics
1. Art in Vienna 1900, or the Return of the Repressed
Laura Morowitz
2. Erasing "Jewish Traces": Max Oppenheimer and the Crux of Art Historiography
Nathan J. Timpano
3. "Our Great Josef Hoffmann": Undoing the Austrian Profile of a Celebrated Architect
Elana Shapira
4. The Emigration of Egon Schiele: Jewish Refugees and Austrian Modernism in New York
Frances Tanzer
5. As if They Were Never There: Vienna's Cityscape and the Ethnic Cleansing of Memory
Steven Beller
PART 2: Beyond the "Superstars": Gendered Erasures
6. Guests or Members? Women Artists in the Circle of Egon Schiele
Andrea Winklbauer
7. Across Stage, Page and Dance Floor: Asserting the Dynamic Female Body in Klien's Kineticism
Rae di Cicco
8. The Birth of Painting from the Spirit of the Gingerbread: Anna Lesznai's Hungarian Exotic in 1920s Vienna
Julia Secklehner
9. Who Knows BEST? Gendered Views of Interwar Design Reform and Wiener Wohnkultur
Michelle Jackson-Beckett
10. From Secessionist Vienna to Postwar America: Emmy Zweybrueck-Prochaska and the Cult of Creativity
Megan Brandow-Faller
PART 3: Beyond Klimt: Erasures of Understudied Movements/Artists/Connections
11.Gold Rush, Congo Style: Gustav Klimt's "Expectation and Fulfillment" in the Palais Stoclet
Debora Silverman
12. Good Art, Bad Art: The Culture Wars of Fin de Siecle Austria and Their Legacy
James Shedel
13. Robert OErley and the Other Wiener Moderne
Christopher Long
14. Josephine Baker in 1920s Vienna: Modernism, Blackness and Popular Culture
Roman Horak
15. On Erasures in Modern Architecture: Catholic "Modernism" and the Historiography of Church Building Between the Wars
Matthew Rampley
PART 4: Epilogue: Past Erasures, Present Aims: The VBKOE in 2022
16. Speaking with Gaps and Silences in the Vereinigung bildender Kuenstlerinnen* OEsterreichs (Austrian Association of Wom*n Artists): Introduction and Interview
Vereinigung bildender Kuenstlerinnen* OEsterreichs (Austrian Association of Wom*n Artists)
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art history;Austria;Anschluss;Klimt;Schiele;Kokoschka;Secession;Klimt Group;Jewish;women;artists;Judaism;feminism;avant garde;Kineticism;African art;folk art;children's drawings;Red Vienna;socialist;socialism;government;reform;historiography;First Republic;Austro-Fascism;National Socialism;Second Republic;fin-de-siecle;Max Oppenheimer;Atelier Singer-Dicker;Josef Hoffmann;gender;twentieth century;Vincent Van Gogh;Hohe Warte;Josef Frank;Viennese Modernism;Gustav Klimt;Kunst Und Industrie;Neues Wiener Tagblatt;Interwar Vienna;Vereinigung Bildender;Wien Museum;Vienna Secession;Viennese Jewry;MOPP;Berta Zuckerkandl;Neue Galerie;National Library;Richard Gerstl;Austrian Culture;Interwar Austria;Palais Stoclet;Paul Gauguin;Josephine Baker;Wall Hangings
Introduction
PART 1: Beyond Amnesia: Jewish Artists, Patrons and Critics
1. Art in Vienna 1900, or the Return of the Repressed
Laura Morowitz
2. Erasing "Jewish Traces": Max Oppenheimer and the Crux of Art Historiography
Nathan J. Timpano
3. "Our Great Josef Hoffmann": Undoing the Austrian Profile of a Celebrated Architect
Elana Shapira
4. The Emigration of Egon Schiele: Jewish Refugees and Austrian Modernism in New York
Frances Tanzer
5. As if They Were Never There: Vienna's Cityscape and the Ethnic Cleansing of Memory
Steven Beller
PART 2: Beyond the "Superstars": Gendered Erasures
6. Guests or Members? Women Artists in the Circle of Egon Schiele
Andrea Winklbauer
7. Across Stage, Page and Dance Floor: Asserting the Dynamic Female Body in Klien's Kineticism
Rae di Cicco
8. The Birth of Painting from the Spirit of the Gingerbread: Anna Lesznai's Hungarian Exotic in 1920s Vienna
Julia Secklehner
9. Who Knows BEST? Gendered Views of Interwar Design Reform and Wiener Wohnkultur
Michelle Jackson-Beckett
10. From Secessionist Vienna to Postwar America: Emmy Zweybrueck-Prochaska and the Cult of Creativity
Megan Brandow-Faller
PART 3: Beyond Klimt: Erasures of Understudied Movements/Artists/Connections
11.Gold Rush, Congo Style: Gustav Klimt's "Expectation and Fulfillment" in the Palais Stoclet
Debora Silverman
12. Good Art, Bad Art: The Culture Wars of Fin de Siecle Austria and Their Legacy
James Shedel
13. Robert OErley and the Other Wiener Moderne
Christopher Long
14. Josephine Baker in 1920s Vienna: Modernism, Blackness and Popular Culture
Roman Horak
15. On Erasures in Modern Architecture: Catholic "Modernism" and the Historiography of Church Building Between the Wars
Matthew Rampley
PART 4: Epilogue: Past Erasures, Present Aims: The VBKOE in 2022
16. Speaking with Gaps and Silences in the Vereinigung bildender Kuenstlerinnen* OEsterreichs (Austrian Association of Wom*n Artists): Introduction and Interview
Vereinigung bildender Kuenstlerinnen* OEsterreichs (Austrian Association of Wom*n Artists)
PART 1: Beyond Amnesia: Jewish Artists, Patrons and Critics
1. Art in Vienna 1900, or the Return of the Repressed
Laura Morowitz
2. Erasing "Jewish Traces": Max Oppenheimer and the Crux of Art Historiography
Nathan J. Timpano
3. "Our Great Josef Hoffmann": Undoing the Austrian Profile of a Celebrated Architect
Elana Shapira
4. The Emigration of Egon Schiele: Jewish Refugees and Austrian Modernism in New York
Frances Tanzer
5. As if They Were Never There: Vienna's Cityscape and the Ethnic Cleansing of Memory
Steven Beller
PART 2: Beyond the "Superstars": Gendered Erasures
6. Guests or Members? Women Artists in the Circle of Egon Schiele
Andrea Winklbauer
7. Across Stage, Page and Dance Floor: Asserting the Dynamic Female Body in Klien's Kineticism
Rae di Cicco
8. The Birth of Painting from the Spirit of the Gingerbread: Anna Lesznai's Hungarian Exotic in 1920s Vienna
Julia Secklehner
9. Who Knows BEST? Gendered Views of Interwar Design Reform and Wiener Wohnkultur
Michelle Jackson-Beckett
10. From Secessionist Vienna to Postwar America: Emmy Zweybrueck-Prochaska and the Cult of Creativity
Megan Brandow-Faller
PART 3: Beyond Klimt: Erasures of Understudied Movements/Artists/Connections
11.Gold Rush, Congo Style: Gustav Klimt's "Expectation and Fulfillment" in the Palais Stoclet
Debora Silverman
12. Good Art, Bad Art: The Culture Wars of Fin de Siecle Austria and Their Legacy
James Shedel
13. Robert OErley and the Other Wiener Moderne
Christopher Long
14. Josephine Baker in 1920s Vienna: Modernism, Blackness and Popular Culture
Roman Horak
15. On Erasures in Modern Architecture: Catholic "Modernism" and the Historiography of Church Building Between the Wars
Matthew Rampley
PART 4: Epilogue: Past Erasures, Present Aims: The VBKOE in 2022
16. Speaking with Gaps and Silences in the Vereinigung bildender Kuenstlerinnen* OEsterreichs (Austrian Association of Wom*n Artists): Introduction and Interview
Vereinigung bildender Kuenstlerinnen* OEsterreichs (Austrian Association of Wom*n Artists)
Este título pertence ao(s) assunto(s) indicados(s). Para ver outros títulos clique no assunto desejado.
art history;Austria;Anschluss;Klimt;Schiele;Kokoschka;Secession;Klimt Group;Jewish;women;artists;Judaism;feminism;avant garde;Kineticism;African art;folk art;children's drawings;Red Vienna;socialist;socialism;government;reform;historiography;First Republic;Austro-Fascism;National Socialism;Second Republic;fin-de-siecle;Max Oppenheimer;Atelier Singer-Dicker;Josef Hoffmann;gender;twentieth century;Vincent Van Gogh;Hohe Warte;Josef Frank;Viennese Modernism;Gustav Klimt;Kunst Und Industrie;Neues Wiener Tagblatt;Interwar Vienna;Vereinigung Bildender;Wien Museum;Vienna Secession;Viennese Jewry;MOPP;Berta Zuckerkandl;Neue Galerie;National Library;Richard Gerstl;Austrian Culture;Interwar Austria;Palais Stoclet;Paul Gauguin;Josephine Baker;Wall Hangings