An incredible morning at the Albertina.
When Wes Anderson pokes around in the holdings of Vienna’s museum collections.
The Ethnography Museum tried to weave a tale about the Headscarf.
In the lulls between travels much has transpired.
Except that Annie never had to hide.
As Lisle remarked about her father, Captain von Trapp, “He’s a big naval hero. He was even decorated by the emperor.”
Continue reading “Art, Archives, and Boring Beef Tartare. Long Night of the Museum!”
Just a sampling of the 17.200 objects in the Wiener Porzellanmanufaktur, first granted the imperial privilege in 1718, on display at the Museum of Applied Arts for my first art group outing of the new season a couple of weeks ago, to recognize 300 years of the second-oldest porcelain manufacturer in Europe.
