Exhibitions in Vienna – Albertina
Monet to Picasso – The Batliner Collection
Work by Pablo Picasso
The Batliner Collection ranges from Impressionism up to the present and can be seen at the Albertina in Vienna from 2011 onwards. The rainy days in autumn or the first days of winter are perfect for a visit to the outstanding exhibitions in Vienna.
It all started with one painting: “The Grey Horse ‘Gazelle’” by Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec. The Liechtensteiner lawyer Batliner received this painting as remuneration for a successful trial. That was when Batliner’s love of art was awoken. The now retired lawyer collected art from the Impressionism era to contemporary art and can call some of the most significant works by Renoir, Degas, Cézanne, Macke, Kadinsky, and many more, his own. Works of almost every contemporary painter can be found amongst his exhibits.
The Albertina Museum in Vienna
Located in the city’s centre, and therefore very close to the Schick hotels, the Albertina was especially well-known for its graphic art and photographic collections. With the latest exhibition, new ground is being broken. Go on a journey through the last 200 years of painting history.
Book your room online today for your city trip to Vienna and enjoy many exhibitions and museums. The Museum of Art History “Kunsthistorisches Museum” as well as the Museum Quarter (MQ) are located very close to both the Albertina and the Schick hotels.
