Helga Pollak-Kinsky (1930-2020)
Nov 25, 2020 | JMW News
The Jewish Museum Vienna mourns the loss of Helga Pollak-Kinsky | more
The Jewish Museum Vienna mourns the loss of Helga Pollak-Kinsky | more
Viennese in China? Victoria Blitz is surprised | more
Since November 2013, the mahjong game that Oskar Rosenzweig brought with him from his exile in Shanghai when he arrived at the Meidling Train Station in February 1947 and was greeted by the Mayor of Vienna Theodor Körner has been in the permanent exhibition of the Jewish Museum Vienna | more
Dear Mr. Ephrussi, Dear Viktor, you would never have thought that a netsuke, a Japanese something to fasten the sagemono to the kimono belt, would ever write to you, would you?...more | more
A young Russian artist and his patron | more
Please note the following regulations and measures for your visit | more
Oliver Rathkolb titled his article in the catalog for the exhibition The Ephrussis. Travel in Time with this question | more
Please note the following regulations and measures for your visit. | more
In its second January 1937 issue, the weekly cultural and lifestyle magazine Die Bühne devoted a total of four double pages to reporting on the Vienna Opera Ball | more
When Otto and Karl Pollak took over the coffee house near the Westbahnhof at Äußere Mariahilfer Straße 135 in 1919, a further concert café complemented Vienna’s rich amusement and entertainment scene | more