Martin S. Kermacy: An Inventory of his Collection of materials documenting the Austrian Secession principally in the 17th, 18th and 20th centuries


Collection Summary
	Creator:	Kermacy, Martin Stephen, 1915-2007
	Title:	Martin S. Kermacy Collection of materials documenting the Austrian Secession principally and the 17th, 18th and 20th centuries
	Abstract:	Architectural drawings (prints), photographs, slides, maps, art and architectural books (transferred to the Architecture and Planning Library Special Collections) cover the core subjects of European architecture of the 19th and 20th centuries, particularly the Austrian Secession and the German Jugendstil. The materials were collected by Professor Kermacy during his tenure as a Fulbright Lecturer at the Technische Hochschule Wien during 1955 and 1956. In addition, the collection includes 92 exhibition panels for "Art Nouveau and Vienna Secession. From Otto Wagner to Adolf Loos." Lastly, there are reports and drawings of students of Kermacy as well as drawings from Kermacy's professional practice.
	Identification:	KER Accession number(s): 1998001
	Quantity:	271 drawings, 118 maps, 1 lithograph, 232 photographic prints, 16,197 slides
	Language:	Materials are in English and German.
	Repository:	Alexander Architectural Archive, University of Texas Libraries, The University of Texas at Austin.

Biographical Sketch of Martin Stephen Kermacy

Martin S. Kermacy was born April 6, 1915 in Kula, Hungary. He studied architecture at the University of Pennsylvania, receiving a Bachelor of Architecture in 1938 and Master of Architecture in 1939. He taught at at the University of Texas School of Architecture, University of Texas at Austin from 1947 to 1983, retiring as Professor Emeritus of Architecture and Planning. He died in Austin, Texas on June 8, 2007.

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Scope and Content of the collection

Architectural drawings (prints), photographs, slides, maps, art and architectural books (transferred to the Architecture and Planning Library Special Collections) cover the core subjects of European architecture of the 19th and 20th centuries, particularly the Austrian Secession and the German Jugendstil. The materials were collected by Professor Kermacy during his tenure as a Fulbright Lecturer at the Technische Hochschule Wien during 1955 and 1956.

In addition, the collection includes 92 exhibition panels for "Art Nouveau and Vienna Secession. From Otto Wagner to Adolf Loos." Lastly, there are reports and drawings of students of Kermacy as well as drawings from Kermacy's professional practice.

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Restrictions

Restrictions on Access

Access is by appointment only to any serious scholar. Rolled materials must be flattened before viewing. A three day advance notice is required to flatten rolled materials. Portions of this collection are not processed and may not be accessible.

Restrictions on Use

Permission for publication is given on behalf of the University of Texas as the owner of the collection and is not intended to include or imply permission of the copyright holder which must be obtained by the researcher. For more information please see the Alexander Architectural Archive's Use Policy.

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Related Material

Selections from Kermacy's library are located in the Architecture and Planning Library Special Collections. Please refer to the unpublished finding aid in the archive, or consult library or archive staff for more information.

Originals of the sepia copy plans in Series III, and a portion of the images on exhibit panels in Series VI, are held by the Bauamt der Stadt Wien (Building Department, Vienna, Austria).

Originals of the photographic prints in Series V and a portion of the slides in Series IV are held by the Bildarchiv der Österreichische Nationalbibliothek, http://www.onb.ac.at/sammlungen/bildarchiv/index.htm(Photo Archive of the Austrian National Library).

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Administrative Information

Preferred Citation

Martin S. Kermacy Collection of materials documenting the Austrian Secession principally and the 17th, 18th and 20th centuries, the Alexander Architectural Archive, University of Texas Libraries, The University of Texas at Austin

Acquisition Information

Transferred to the Alexander Architectural Archive from the University of Texas at Austin, School of Architecture.

Processing Information

Sparrow, Dodd, Havens, Allen. Processing is not completed. Please consult Archives staff for more information. Finding aid compiled by Martin S. Kermacy.

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Detailed Description of the Collection

The following section contains a detailed listing of the materials in the collection.

Series I: Vienna Summary

Series Abstract

The Vienna Summary series consists of Kermacy's personal index to his Vienna holdings. Along with a key, it is a seven column table offering information including: the number of reference works, architects/artists, dates, building names, number of drawings, number of slides, and number of photographic prints. See the archival staff for a more detailed summary.

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Series II : Vienna Bibliography

Series Abstract

The Vienna Bibliography series includes a total of 120 items: books, monographs, pamphlets, and printed materials. These items are located in the Architecture and Planning Library Special Collections. This list begins with a list of the Architect or Artist followed by the number reference items in parenthesis. "Vienna Biblio" Boxes contain loose ephemera. Contact the Alexander Architectural Archive for other indexes of these materials.

ARCHITECTS & ARTISTS (75 titles under the following list of personae):

Boeckel, Herbert (1)

Ferstel, Heinrich (1)

Fischer v. Erlach, J. B. (2)

Fuerich, Josef (4)

Hansen, Theophilos (2)

Hasenauer, Carl (1)

Hoffmann, Josef (4)

Mueller, Johann G (5)

Nuell, Edvard v. (1)

Olbrich, Joseph M (7)

Peche, Dagobert (1)

Plecnik, Josef (1)

Prandtauer, Jacob (1)

Schiele, Egon (6)

Klimt, Gustav (8)

Loos, Adolf (8)

Moser, Koloman (1)

Schmidt, Friedrich (2)

Wagner, Otto (16)

Wagnerschule (3)

Boeckl, Herbert

Hofmann, Werner. ZEICHNUNGEN UND AQUARELLE. 73 pp. Schriften des Museums des 20. Jahrhunderts. Verlag Brueder Rosenbaum. Wien 1968.

Ferstel, Heinrich

FERSTEL, HEINRICH FREIHERR von. 8pp. Festschrift zur Feierlichen Enthuelling Seiner Bueste in der k.k. Universitaet zu Wien. Im Selbstverlage der Wiener Bau-Gesellschaft Wien, Paperback. [Dedication at the formal unveiling of Ferstel's Bust at the University of Vienna. Published by the Building Society of Vienna, 1886], 1886.

Fischer, J. B. v. Erlach

Frey, Dagobert. JOHANN BERNHARD FISCHER VON ERLACH. Eine Studie ueber seine Stellung in der Entwicklung der Wiener Palastfassade. 214 pp. text including 64 illus. Wiener Jahrbuch fuer Kunstgeschichte. Benno Filser-Verlag, Augsburg, 1921-22.

JOHANN BERNHARD FISCHER VON ERLACH. 268 pp., 48 b&w pl. Katalog der Ausstellung: Graz, Wien, Salzburg, Paperback, 1956/1957.

Fuerich, Josef.

Fuerich, Josef. ER IST AUFERSTANDEN. 15 pen & ink dwgs illustrating biblical events. Verlag von Georg Wigand, Leipzig, Paperback, no date.

LEBENS ERINNERUNGEN. 118 pp., 50 drawings and portrait of the artist. Heinrich Schneider-See Verlag, Bregenz, Paperback, no date.

Fuerich, Josef. VON DER KUNST. 39 pp. Verlag von Carl Sartori, Wien, Paperback, 1866.

Woerndle, Heinrich. JOSEF FUERICH'S WERKE. 255 pp., 8 illus. Verlag von Artaria & Co., Wien, 1914.

Hansen, Theophilos.

Nieman, Georg, und Ferd. von Feldegg. THEOPHILOS HANSEN UND SEINE WERKE. (1813-1891) 145 pp. 5 kupfertafeln, 1 farbendrucke und 68 textfiguren. Verlag von Anton Schroll & Co., Wien, 1893.

WIENER BAUTEN-ALBUM. Loose plates, published as supplements to Wiener Bau-Industrie Zeitung, Vienna. See Ritter von Ephrussi Haus, Plate No. 71. 1893.

Hasenauer, Carl

HASENAUER, CARL. Erlaeuternde Denkschrift ueber sein Project fuer die neu zu erbauenden k.k. Museen. {Explanatory Memorandum concerning his Project for the prospective new Imperial Museums}18 pp., 2 diag. plans. Selbstverlag von Karl Hasenauer, Wien, Paperback, 1867.

WIENER BAUTEN-ALBUM. Loose plates, published as supplements to Wiener Bau-Industrie Zeitung, Vienna. Natural History Museum: Plate Nos. 97-100; Grillparzer Monument Plate No. 84; Maria-Theresianplatz fountain figures: Plate Nos. 5 and 40. 1893.

Hoffmann, Josef.

Rochowanski, L. W.. JOSEF HOFFMAN: EINE STUDIE ZU SEINEM 80. GEBURTSTAG. 69 pp. Sketches and binding by Hoffmann, and portrait drawing by Emil Orlik.

JOSEF HOFFMANN ZUM 60. GEBURTSTAGE, 15. 76 pp. Special issue of the magazine "Almanach der Dame", Wien, Testimonials from Behrens, Berlage, Le Corbusier, Gropius, Poelzig, and others. Frontispiece photo autographed for me during luncheon at Schwarzenberg Cafe summer of 1 955. Paperback. Dezember 1930. 1930.

Sekler, Eduard F. JOSEF HOFFMANN - DAS ARCHITEKTONISCHE WERK. 539 pp. Residenz Verlag, Salzburg u. Wien, 1982.

SANATORIUM PURKERSDORF, Wien XIV, Purkersdorf. 20 pp. pamphlet outlining fees and services for prospective patients. Numerous photos of the site and facilities. Paperback. No date.

Klimt, Gustav.

Bahr, Hermann. GEGEN KLIMT. 76 pp. Collected newspaper articles critical of Klimt and his work, Verlag von J. Eisenstein & Co., Wien-Leipzig, Paperback. 1903.

GUSTAV KLIMT - EGON SCHIELE. Commemorating 50. anniversary of their deaths. No pagination. Copiously illustrated in b&w and in color plates. Graphische Sammlung Albertina, Oesterreichischer Bundesverlag, Wien, Paperback 1968.

Glueck, Gustav. GUSTAV KLIMT. 10 Handzeichnungen mit einem Begleitwort. Rikola Verlag, Wien, Paperback. 1922.

Nebehay, Christian. GUSTAV KLIMT: 56 Zeichnungen. Catalog XI, Wien, Paperback. no date.

Novotny, Fritz, u. Johannes Dobai. GUSTAV KLIMT. 423 pp. Im Verlag Galerie Welz, Salzburg, 1967.

Salten, Felix. GUSTAV KLIMT, Gelegentliche Anmerkungen. 45 pp. Wiener Verlag, Wien und Leipzig, Paperback. 1903.

Strobl, Alice. GUSTAV KLIMT, Zeichnungen und Gemaelde. 12 pp. text, 59 b.w. and color pl. Verlag Galerie Welz, Salzburg, Paperback. 1962.

Strobl, Alice. GUSTAV KLIMT, 25 Zeichnungen ausgewaehlt und bearbeitet von Alice Strobl. Text14 pp. each in German and in English.25 b.w. dwgs., loose matted plates 16-3/4" × 23- 1/2". Akademische Druck- und Verlagsanstalt Graz-Wien, 1964.

Loos, Adolf.

ADOLF LOOS: ZUM 60. GEBURTSTAG AM 10. 68 pp. Copy No. 992 of a limited edition of 1000 numbered copies. A commemorative brochure comprising 41 testimonials to Loos from contemporaries in literature and the arts, including Alban Berg, Max Eisler, Johannes Itten, Oskar Kokoschka, Maurice Maeterlinck, J. J. P. Oud, Gustav Adolf Platz, Ezra Pound, Arnold Schoenberg, Rudolf Serkin, Bruno Taut. Im Verlag von Richard Lanyi, Wien, Paperback. DEZEMBER 1930. 1930.

Kulka, Heinrich. ADOLF LOOS: DAS WERK DES ARCHITEKTEN. 43 pp. text, 270 illus. including plans, sections, photos of projects and executed works. Verlag von Anton Schroll & Co., Wien, Paperback. 1931.

Loos, Adolf. INS LEERE GESPROCHEN: 1897-1900. 222 pp. Die Schriften von Adolf Loos in zwei Baenden. 1. Band, 2. ed. Brenner-Verlag, Innsbruck, 1932.

Loos, Adolf. TROTZDEM: 254 pp. Die Schriften von Adolf Loos in zwei Baenden. 2. Band, 1.ed. Brenner- Verlag, Innsbruck, 1900-1930. 1931.

Loos, Adolf. TROTZDEM: 1900-1930.257 pp. Die Schriften von Adolf Loos in zwei Baenden. 2. Band, 2 ed. "Der Staat und die Kunst" and "Oskar Kokoschka" essays added to the contents of the first edition. Brenner-Verlag, Innsbruck, 1931.

Loos, Claire. ADOLF LOOS PRIVAT. 162 pp. Verlag der Johannes-Presse, Wien, 1936.

Marilaun, Karl. ADOLF LOOS. 45 pp. Die Wiedergabe: Wiener Gegenwart und Ihr Besitz - eine Sammlung kleiner Buecher herausgegeben von Paul Stefan. 1. Reihe, 5. Band. Wiener Literarische Anstalt, Wien, Paperback. 1922.

Muenz, Ludwig. ADOLF LOOS. 153 pp. Text, bio., biblio., dwgs. and photo illus. II Balcone, Milano, Paperback. 1956.

Moser, Koloman

FLAECHENSCHMUCK. 30 color plates loose in board folder.. Die Quelle Nr, III. Martin Gerlach u. Co., Wien-Leipzig, no date.

Mueller, Johann Georg

Eitelberger, R. GESAMMELTE KUNSTHISTORISCHE SCHRIFTEN. Wilhelm Braumueller, K. K. Hof-und-Univeristaets Buchhaendler, Wien.I. Band: Kunst und Kuenstler Wiens. 432 pp. 1879.

JOHANN GEORG MUELLER, ARCHITECT. 15 pp. 1 portrait, 1 page from sketchbook, design for Swiss Nat'l Monument. Kuenstlergesellschaft, Zuerich, No. 20. 1860.

Polasek, Boris I. JOHANN GEORG MUELLER (1822-1849), Ein Schweizer Architekt, Dichter und Maler. 36 pp., 8 plates. Historischen Verein des Kantons St. Gallen. Verlag der Fehr'schen Buchhandlung, St. Gallen, Paperback. 1957.

Rieger, Franz. DIE ALTLERCHENFELDER KIRCHE (Johann Georg Mueller, Architekt). 96 pp. Published to commemorate 50. anniversary of dedication, 1861-1911.Gerlach & Wiedling, Wien, 1911.

Ziegler, J. M. AUS DEM KUENSTLERISCHEN NACHLASSE VON JOHANN GEORG MUELLER. 19 pp. text, 43 numbered color plates. Verlag von Joh. Wurster & Comp., Winterthur (14- 3/4" × 19" (Handwritten dedication on cover: "_____, Muenchen. Hochachtungsvoll, J. M. Ziegler") 1860.

Nuell, Edward v. d.

Nuell, E. v. d. ANDEUTUNG UEBER DIE KUNSTGEMAESSE BEZIEHUNG DES ORNAMENTS ZUR ROHEN FORM. "Oesterreichischen Blaettern fuer Literatur und Kunst". Dr. A. Schmidl, Wien, 1845.

Olbrich, Joseph M.

ARCHITEKTUR VON OLBRICH. Verlegt bei Ernst Wasmuth, Berlin, Plans, sketches, photos, no text. Missing plates 11-13, 18, 24- 26, 30-34, 39, 41-44, 46, 48, 49, 53-74, 76-80, 83-100, 103-107, 115-118, 121-123, 127, 131, 132, 138-143. The last plate is No. 144. no date.

ARCHITEKTUR VON OLBRICH: Das Haus Feinhals in Coeln- Marienburg. Folio, 17 photo plates, no text. Verlag von Ernst Wasmuth, Berlin, Paperback. no date.

Olbrich, Joseph M. IDEEN VON OLBRICH. 121 pp. 2. expanded ed. Dedication by Olbrich to Grossherzog von Hessen. Introduction by Ludwig Hevesi. Illustrations only, no text by Olbrich. Baumgaertner's Buchhandlung, Leipzig, no date. The Veronesi OLBRICH gives 1904 for 2. ed; Gerlach & Schenk, Wien, 1900, for original ed.

JOSEPH M. OLBRICH, DAS WERK DES ARCHITEKTEN. 355 pp. Catalog of exhibition marking 100. birthday anniversary. Hessischen Landesmuseum in Darmstadt, Paperback. 1967.

Latham, Ian. JOSEPH MARIA OLBRICH. 156 pp. Academy Editions, London, 1980.

Spalt, Johannes. JOSEPH MARIA OLBRICH. Zum 100. Geburtstag am 22. November, 1967. No pagination. Catalog of exhibition marking 100. birthday anniversary. Austrian Society of Architects, Vienna, Paperback. November, 1967.

Veronesi, Gulia. JOSEPH MARIA OLBRICH. 168 pp. Text, bio., biblio., dwgs. and photo illus. II Balcone, Milano, Paperback. 1948.

Peche, Dagobert

DAGOBERT PECHE GEDAECHTNIS AUSSTELLUNG, Sept-Nov., 1923. 36 pp. text, 26 pl. Oesterreichisches Museum fuer Kunst u. Industrie. Kunstverlag Anton Schroll & Co, Wien, Paperback. 1923.

Plecnik, Josef

JOSEF PLECNIK, 1872-1957, WIEN-PRAG-LAIBACH. Exhibit commemorating 10th anniversary of his death. Vienna, May 27 to June 30, 1967. Sponsored by the Austrian Architecture Society and produced by Boris Podreka. Mimeographed stapled brochure: introduction by Podreka; biography; chronological list of works in Vienna, Prag and Laibach; bibliography.
16 unnumbered pp.

Poster Ilustrating crypt of Heiligengeistkirche, b.w. 23-1/2" × 16- 1/2".

Prandtauer, Jakob

PRANDTAUER, (Jakob) UND SEIN KUNSTKREIS. 298 pp. text, 40 pl., 4 in color., 1 plan of theMelk monastery. Exhibition catalog, Stift Melk, Mai-Okt, 1960. Oesterreichische Staatsdruckerei, Wien, Paperback. 1960.

Schiele, Egon.

Benesch, Otto. EGON SCHIELE ALS ZEICHNER. 14 pp. text, 23 loosecolor plates. Verlag der Oesterreichischen Staatsdruckerei, Wien, Paperback. no date.

EGON SCHIELE 1890-1918. 70 pp. Exhibition catalog, Institute of Contemporary Art, Boston, Mass., Paperback. 1960.

EGON SCHIELE IM GEFAENGNIS. Preface by Arthur Roessler. 38 pp, including 9 sketches, paintings. Verlag Carl Konegen, Wien-Leipzig, 1922.

Karpfen, Fritz. DAS EGON SCHIELE BUCH. 106 pp. text, 62 illus. Verlag der Wiener Graphischen Werkstaette, Wien-Leipzig, Paperback. 1921.

Mitsch, Erwin. EGON SCHIELE, Zeichnungen und Aquarelle. 79 pp. Verlag Galerie Welz, Salzburg, Paperback. 1961.

Schmidt, Friedrich.

Reichensberger, August. Zur Characterizierung des Baumeisters FRIEDRICH FREIHERRN VON SCHMIDT (1825-1891). 24 pp. Verlag von L. Schwann, Duesseldorf. Paperback. No date.

SCHMIDT, FRIEDRICH. 11 pp. Verlag des Oesterreichischen Ingenieur und Arkitekten-Vereins, Wien, Paperback. 1891.

Wagner, Otto

Wagner, Otto. DIE BAUKUNST UNSERER ZEIT. 4. ed. (of Moderne Architektur). 138 pp. Contains the Forward to each of the preceding three editions.Verlag Anton Schroll & Co., Wien, Paperback. 1914.

Wagner, Otto. DIE GROSZSTADT. 23 pp., 2 plans, 1 perspective. Verlag von Anton Schroll & Co., Wien, 1911.

Wagner, Otto. ERLAEUTERUNG ZUR BAUVOLLENDUNG DER KIRCHE DER NIEDEROEST. LANDES HEIL-UND-PFLEGE ANSTALTEN. 16 pp. Illustrated string-bound paper pamphlet written and designed by Wagner. Explains circumstances, purpose, material, construction, exterior and interior aspects, cost, lists painters, sculptors and arch. assistants to Wagner and firms employed in the construction. Der N.Oe. Landes- Ausschuss, Wien, im Paperback. Oktober 1907.

Wagner, Otto. MODERNE ARCHITEKTUR. 101 pp. Verlag von Anton Schroll & Co., Wien, The original edition. Title- page bears hand-written inscription, "Sr. Excellenz dem hochgeborenen Herrn (Doyens)? Grafen von Latour achtungsvoll gewidmet vom Verfasser". Paperback. 1896.

Wagner, Otto. MODERNE ARCHITEKTUR, 2. Auflage. 120 pp. Verlag von Anton Schroll & Co., Wien, Hand-written inscription on fly-leaf: "Sr. Excellenz dem Freiherrn Emil von Chertek, hochachtungsvollst gewidmet vom Verfasser". 1898.

Wagner, Otto. ZUR KUNSTFOERDERUNG EIN MAHNWORT. 105 pp. Verlag Eduard Kosmack, Wien, Paperback. 1909.

Ankwicz-Kleehoven, Hans. OTTO WAGNER. In "Grosse Oesterreicher" pp. 35-44. Oesterreichischer Bundesverlag, Wien, Paperback. 1947.

Geretsegger, Heinz, u. Max Peintner. OTTO WAGNER. 275 pp. text, illus. dwgs & photos. Residenzverlag, Salzburg, 1964.

Kassal-Mikula, Renata, u. Jan Koci. OTTO WAGNER (1841-1918), DIE WIENER STADTBAHN. Catalog to exhibition at Otto Wagner Pavilion, Wien, Paperback. 1979.

Lux, Joseph August. OTTO WAGNER. 168 pp. 120 illus. Delphin Verlag, Munich, This is No. 16 of 50 numbered copies signed by Wagner and the author and bound in goose-leather. The front and back covers are missing, and the book is in poor condition. 1914.

Ostwald, Hans. OTTO WAGNER: Ein Beitrag zum Verstaendnis seines baukuenstlerisches Schaffens. 118 pp. Verlag Buchdruckerei AG Baden, Baden, Doctoral dissertation at the Technische Hochschule Zurich. Rich in bibliographical references. Paperback 1948.

OTTO WAGNER, Das Werk des Architekten. 66 pp. text, 32 pl. Verlag des Historisches Museums der Stadt Wien, Wien, Paperback. 1963.

OTTO WAGNER; Das Werk des Wiener Architekten, 1841-1918. Hessisches Landesmuseum, Darmstadt, Catalog incl. Forward by Franz Glueck, essay by Otto Antonio Graf, numerous illistrations of dwgs. and photos. Paperback. 1964.

Pirchan, Emil. OTTO WAGNER. 32 pp. text, 28 pl. Bergland Verlag, Wien, Author a student of Wagner's. Frontispiece photo and facs. signature. Chronology, bibliography, list of works. Paperback. 1956.

Tietze, Hans. OTTO WAGNER. 16 pp. text, 16 pl. Rikola Verlag, Wien, 1922.

WIENER BAUTEN-ALBUM. Loose plates, published as supplements to Wiener Bau-Industrie Zeitung, Vienna. Otto Wagner Bldgs: Plate No. 80,Stadiongasse 6 & 8; Plate No. 95: Universitaetstrasse 12. 1893.

Wagnerschule

Graf, Otto Antonio. DIE VERGESSE WAGNERSCHULE. 40 pp., 128 illus. Schriften des Museums des 20. Jahrhunderts, Wien. Verlag Jugend und Volk, Wien, 1969.

AUS DER WAGNERSCHULE: MCM. Forward by Alfred Roller. Verlag von Anton Schroll & Co., Wien, Paperback. 1901.

DAS EHRENJAHR OTTO WAGNERS. 56 pp. Students' work. Introduction by Wagner, Forward by Arthur Roessler. Verlag von Eduard Kosmack, Wien, 1912.

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VIENNA BIBLIO

Eitelberger, R.

Eitelberger, R. DIE KUNSTBEWEGUNG IN OESTERREICH SEIT DER PARISER WELTAUSSTELLUNG IM JAHRE 1867. 150 pp. K. K. Schulbuecher-Verlag, Wien, Paperback. 1878.

Eitelberger, R.. GESAMMELTE KUNSTHISTORISCHE SCHRIFTEN. Wilhelm Braumueller, K. K. Hof-und-Universitaets-Buchhaendler, Wien. Paperbacks.

I. Band: Kunst und Kuenstler Wiens. 432 pp. 1879.

II. Band: Oesterreichisches Kunst-Institut. 407 pp. 1879.

III. Band: Die Aufgaben des Zeichenunterrichts. 390 pp., 46 illus. 1884.

IV. Band: Kunstdenkmale Dalmatiens. 396 pp. text, 115 woodcuts, 26 plates. 1884.

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Bahr, Hermann. SECESSION. 266 pp., 3. ed. Wiener Verlag, Buchhandlung L. Rosner. Wien, Paperback. 1900.

Fuerich, Josef.

Fuerich, Josef. ER IST AUFERSTANDEN. 15 pen & ink dwgs. illustrating biblical events. Verlag von Georg Wigand, Leipzig, Paperback. no date.

Fuerich, Josef. VON DER KUNST. 39 pp. Verlag von Carl Sartori, Wien, Paperback. 1866.

Hasenauer, Carl. Erlaeuternde Denkschrift ueber sein Project fuer die neu zu erbauenden k.k. Museen. {Explanatory Memorandum concerning his Project for the prospective new Imperial Museums}. 18 pp., 2 diag. plans. Selbstverlag von Karl Hasenauer, Wien, Paperback. 1867.

Hoffmann, Josef

SANATORIUM PURKERSDORF, Wien XIV, Purkersdorf. 20 pp. pamphlet outlining fees and services for prospective patients. Numerous photos of the site and facilities. Paperback. No date.

Karpfen, Fritz. DAS EGON SCHIELE BUCH. 106 pp. text, 62 illus. Verlag der Wiener Graphischen Werkstaette, Wien- Leipzig, Paperback. 1921.

Plecnik, Josef

JOSEF PLECNIK, 1872-1957, WIEN-PRAG-LAIBACH. Exhibit commemorating 10th anniversary of his death. Vienna, May 27 to June 30, 1967.Sponsored by the Austrian Architecture Society and produced by Boris Podreka. Mimeographed stapled brochure: introduction by Podreka; biography; chronological list of works in Vienna,Prag and Laibach; bibliography.16 unnumbered pp.

Ranzoni, Emerich. WIENER BAUTEN. 105 pp. Lehmann & Wentzel, Wien, Paperback. 1873.

Semper, Gottfried. KLEINE SCHRIFTEN. 516 pp. Berlin u. Stuttgart. Verlag von W. Spemann, Paperback. 1884.

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Brinckmann, A. E. VON GUARINO GUARINI BIS BALTHASAR NEUMANN. 17 pp., numerous photos and drawings. Deutscher Verein fuer Kunstwissenschaft, Berlin, Paperback. 1932.

Leixner, Otmar. DER HOLZBZU. 168 pp. text, 8 plates. Verlag von Lehmann & Wentzel, Wien, Paperback. 1907.

Petzold, E. DIE LANDSCHAFTS-GAERTNEREI. 316 pp. Verlag Georg Heinrich Meyer, Leipzig, Paperback. 1896.

Sturm, Leonhard Christoph. CIVIL BAUKUNST. 32 pp., 11 engraved plates. Verlegung

JeremiaWolffens/Kunsthaendlers, Augspurg, Cardboard covers. 1718.

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Glueck, Gustav. GUSTAV KLIMT. 10 Handzeichnungen mit einem Begleitwort. Rikola Verlag, Wien, Paperback. 1922.

Holme, Charles, ed. ART REVIVAL IN AUSTRIA. The Studio, Special Summer Number, London, Paperback. 1906.

Lux, Jos. August. DIE MODERNE WOHNUNG UND IHRE AUSSTATTUNG. 175 pp. 175 illus. and 8 color plates. Wiener Verlag, Wien u. Leipzig, Paperback. 1905.

Wilhelmi, Rudolf. DIE FRESKEN KARL FRIEDRICH SCHINKEL'S. 23 pp.text, 4 b&w plates. J. Jolowicz, Berlin Paperback. 1882.

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THE CITY OF PALACES. Picture Atlas of the Columbian Exposition with detailed text for each photo. Plates hand-colored. 176 pp. "Compliments of W. H. Heegard & Co., Cigars." Chicago, 1894.

Ferstel, Heinrich

FERSTEL, HEINRICH FREIHERR von. 8pp. Festschrift zur Feierlichen Enthuelling Seiner Bueste in der k.k. Universitaet zu Wien. Im Selbstverlage der Wiener Bau-Gesellschaft Wien, Paperback. {Dedication at the formal unveiling of Ferstel's Bust at the University of Vienna. Published by the Building Society of Vienna, 1886} 1886.

Mauke, Afolf. BAUWERKE DES XIX. JAHRHUNDERTS. 18 plates, 65 dwgs.Benno Schwabe, Verlagsbuchhandlung, Basel Paperback. 1899.

PLANO DE SALAMANCA. 1858.Published by the City, Paper folder. 1971.

Schmidt, Friedrich.. 11 pp. Verlag des Oesterreichischen Ingenieur und Arkitekten-Vereins, Wien, Paperback. 1891.

WIENER BAU-VORSCHRIFTEN {Vienna Building Code}. 15 pp. Dated Vienna, Paperback. Dec. 13, 1829.

WIENER BAUTEN-ALBUM. Wien String-bound loose plates,published as supplements to "Wiener Bau-Industrie Zeitung". 1893.

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Photographs:

Photo Archive, Austrian National Library For inventory, see VIENNA ARCHIVE PHOTOS

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Series III: Drawings from Bauamt der Stadt Wien (Building Department, Vienna)

Series Abstract

This series offers an inventory of 179 drawings covering 33 of the most important buildings of the Austrian Secession. These are sepia copies of plans originally filed with applications for building permits in Vienna. This material was collected by Professor Kermacy during his tenure as Fulbright Lecturer at the Technische Hochschule Wien during 1955-1956.

Permission to reproduce these images can only be given by the Bauamt der Stadt Wien (Building Department, Vienna). See Related Material section near beginning of this finding aid for contact information.

FRIEDRICH v. DIETZ, Arch.

FLORIDSDORF GISEASAELLE. (XXI.) before 1907. Original facade in Strygowski, Die Bildenede Kunst der Gegenwart, (Drawings are of conversion to Cinema, 1919)

Plan

Elevation, Cross Section, Longitudina Section

MAX FABIANI, Arch.

PORTOIS & FIX GESCHAEFTSHAUS. (III.) 1899

Plan: Parterre{Main Floor}, dated 9/1/1899

Parterre Mezzanine

Parterre I. {2nd} Floor

Elevation

Sections AB, CD, EF

FELLNER & HELMER, Archs.

WARENHAUS GERNGROSS. (VII.) 1904

Site Plan, Elevation, Structure. 5/29/1903

Revised Elevation. 7/11/1903

Plan: Parterre {Main Floor} 6/21/904

Plan: Mezzanine 6/21/904

Plan: I. {2nd} Floor 6/21/904

Plan: II. {3rd} Floor 6/21/904

Cross Section 5/29/1903

Longitudinal Section

WARENHAUS SCHEIN, (I.) 1895

Cellar & Basement Plan, 1895

Revised Attic Framing Plan, 1895

Elevation & Section: Front Wall

Remodelling by Rudolf Erdos, Arch., 1909.

Parterre {Main Floor} Plan

Mezzanine Plan

No. 11 STEPHANSPLATZ. (I.) 1893.

Plans

Longitudinal & Cross Sections

Elevations

Detail Facade & Plan

WOHNHAUS JOS, ENGELHARDT. Steing. (III.) 19

Floor Plan

Site Plan, Elevation, Section

KARL FISCHL, Arch..

WOHNHAUS MARIA PERGER, (XIV.) 1902

Site Plan & Front Elevation, 8/29/1901.

Section - original design

Plans - I. (2nd), II. {3rd}, Attic Floors, 4/1902

Revised, Basement & Hochparterre, 4/1902

JOSEF HOFFMANN, Arch.

1ST CARLMOLL/KOLO MOSER HAUS. (XIX.) 1900

Plan Hochparterre

Front Elevation

Side Elevations

Section CD

Section AB

Revised Plans {1901}

Plans: Site

Plans: Tiefparterre

Plans: Dachboden

Plans: Obere Dachboden

VILLA SPRITZER, aka.Karasz Haus. Steinfeldg. (XIX.) 1901

Plans: Parterre {Main Floor}

Plans: I. {2nd} Floor

Plans: Attic

Section AB

South Elevation

Revised - Basement Plan, N&W Elevations, Section AB.

Garage addition: Site & Floor Plan, Elevation, Section AB.

2ND CARL MOLL HAUS. Wollergasse (XIX.) 1909

Elevations, Section AB, Wall Detail.

Revised Plans. Undated.

Plans: Site

Plans: Tiefparterre

Plans: Parterre & Garden

Plans: I. {2nd} Floor

Plans: Attic

Longitudinal Section thru Site

VILLA AST, Steinfeldgasse 2, (XIX.) 1910

Site Plan

Main Floor complete with Site Plan

Garden Elevation

Elevation, Wall Section

Section AB

Plan: I. {2nd} Floor, 3/8/1911

Plan: Attic

OSKAR LASKE & V. FIALA, Archs

ZIRKUS RENZ....(II.) 1883.

Plan: Parterre

Plan: 1st Gallery

Plan: 2nd Gallery

SectTON

ENGEL APOTHEKE. Bognerg. 13, (I.) 1902

Front Elevation, Rear Elevation, Section

ADOLF LOOS, Arch.

GESCHAEFTSHAUS GOLDMAN & SALATSCH. Michaelerpl. (I.) 1910-12

Plans: I. {2nd} floor, 2 mezzanines

Plan Parterre {Main Floor}, Section CD

Section AB

Elevations - 7/25/1910

Elevations - 12/29/1910

Perspective - 3/29/1912

STEINER HAUS, (XIII.), 1910:

Plans: Souterraine

Parterre

I Floor

Attic

Street Elevation

Section AB

East Elevation

North & South Elevations

SCHEU HAUS, (XIII.), 1913

Plans: Site

Souterrain

Hochparterre

I. Floor

II. Floor

Elevations: Street Facade

Garden Facade

Section AB

HORNER HAUS, (XIII.) 1912

Plans: Souterrain

Parterre

I. Floor

II. Floor

Attic

Site

Elevations

Section

ROBERT OERLEY, Arch.

LUITHLEN SANATARIUM. (VIII.), 1907

Plan: Hochparterre {Main Floor}

Plan: I. Floor

Plan: Attic

Plan: Roof

Elevation

Concrete Structure - Detail

Detail Sections X-Xa, X1-X1a

Section thru Room & Bath, Section AB

JOSEF OLBRICH, Arch.

SECESSION (I.) 1898

Plan: Site

Plan: Basement, 4/6/1898

Plan: Ground Floor

Front Elevation

Rear Elevation

Longitudinal Section AB

Cross Sections CD, GH

Cross Section EF

Revised Dwgs, 10/19/1898

Plan: I Floor

Section CD

Longitudinal Section AB

Plan Parterre {Main Floor}, 7/5/1900

JOSEF PLECNIK, Arch.

ZACHERL HAUS, (I.) (Plecnik with Krauss & Tolk) 1904.

Elevations

Sections AB, CD, EF, GH

Wall Section at 4th level and Attic

Plan - Parterre

Plan Mezzanine

Plan I. & II. floors

Plan Attic

HEILIGENGEISTKIRCHE. (XV.), 1910-12

Plan Basement

Plan Ground floor

Plan Gallery

Cross section & longitudinal section

Section showing access to crypt

Elevation signed "Plecnik 1910", early design..

Elevation as built, except for the projected tower dated October 1912,

Sections AB, CD, thru proposed parish house & tower (never built):

OTTO SCHOENTHAL, Arch.

VILLA VOJCSIK aka. Gasser Haus. (Dwgs signed Vojcsik). (XIV.) 1900-02.

Basement & Parterre Plans.

I. Floor & Attic Plans

Elevation

Sections AB, CD

JOSEPH URBAN, Arch.

HAGENBUND. Zedlitzg. (I.) [Demol. c. 1960.] Adaptation of part of Market Hall for exhibitions and headquarters for Hagen Society. 1901.

Site Plan, Front & Side Elevations, Section AB

Cellar, Parterre, and I.Floor Plans.

MARKET HALL, (I.), [Demolished c. 1960. ],1868. Architect:

Basement & Ground Floor Plan

Elevations, 1 Cross Section

Large Scale Cross Section

Detail Side/Front Elevation

Cast Iron parts detail

Interior Perspective

OTTO WAGNER, Arch.

I.ST VILLA WAGNER. (XIV.) 1886.

Plans

Section and Elevation

STADTBAHN KARLSPLATZ. (IV.) 1898.

Plan

Elevation

LINKE WIENZEILE 38. (IV.) 1898

Plan Parterre

Parterre II. Floor

Site Plan incl. adjoining Linke Wienzeile 40

Section CD

Section AB, EF

Facade, Koestlergasse

Facade, Linke Wienzeile

LINKE WIENZEILE 40. (VI), 1898.

Plan Parterre

Plan

Section AB

Section CD, EF

Facade

Cornice Detail

POSTSPARKASSE. (I.), Drawings undated. 1904.

Longitudinal Section AB {prelim}

Longitudinal Section AB {as built}

Cross Section CD

Cross Section EF thru Banking Hall {prelim}

Cross EF Section thru Banking {as built}

Main Elevation

Elevation on Wiesingerstrasse

Plan Tiefparterre {Lower Floor}

Plan Hochparterre {Main Floor}

Plan I. {2nd} Floor

Plan II. {3rd} Floor

STEINHOFKIRCHE. (XIV.), 1905.

Plan Basement Chapel

Plan Main Floor

Plan Mezzanine

Plan Dome construction and attic slab

Front elevation

Side elevation

Section AB

Section CD

NEUSTIFTGASSE 40. (VII.), 1910.

Plan Parterre

Plan II. Floor

Section AB thru Stairwell

Sections CD, EF, GH

Front Elevation

Side Elevation

Cornice Detail

HEILSTAETTE FUER LUPUSKRANKE. (XVI) 1910-13

Site Plan

Plan Tiefparterre

Plan Parterre

Plan I. Floor

Plan II. Floor

Plan Attic

Side Elevations, Sections EF, GH, JK

Front Facade, section AB

Rear Facade, section CD

(2nd) WAGNER VILLA, (XIII.), 1912.

Plans: Site

Foundation

Basement

1st & 2nd Floors

Elevations

Cross & Longitudinal Sections

Framing Plans, 1 Cross Section

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Series IV: Vienna Slides

Series Abstract

This series consists of 1,446 35mm color and black and white slides of Viennese architecture from Baroque to Secession, including black and white slides of photographic prints from the Photo Archive of the Austrian National Library, and other reference materials. Much of the collection dates from 1955-1956, and covers panoramic urban views, markets and squares, parks and recreation, regional landscape, and special political, religious, and social celebrations. The following is a list of slide quantities for specified architects. Use the Vienna Summary series, column 6 as an inventory and finding aid (see the archives' staff for more information). For SUBJECT access see Section I., VIENNA SUMMARY, available through the Alexander Architectural Archive.

Permission to reproduce a portion of the images in this series can only be given by the Bildarchiv der Österreichische Nationalbibliothek,http://www.onb.ac.at/sammlungen/bildarchiv/index.htm (Photo Archive of the Austrian National Library).

The slides are grouped as follows:

Architects 1,083

Bergmann, J. 2

Dietz, Friedrich 1

Fabiani. Max 4

Fellner & Helmer 21

Ferstel, Heinrich 62

Erlach,Fischer v. 71

Fischl, Karl 5

Foerster, Ludwig 32

Gangl, Hubert 12

Theophil Hansen 83

Hasenauer- Semper 27

Hildebrandt, Lukas v. 59

Hoffmann, Josef 33

Holzmeister, Clemenz 18

Jordan, Richard 1

Kastner, J. 1

Koch, Cyril Method 3

Moreau, Karl v. 2

Mueller, Johann G. 24

Neumann, Franz v. 6

Neumann, Gustav v. 3

Nuell, Edvard v, d, 38

Oerley, Robert 7

Olbrich, Joseph M. 45

Pichl, Ludwig 2

Plecnik, Josef 28

Roesner, Karl 46

Schaden, K. 2

Schmidt, Friedrich 117

Schneider, Hans 13

Schoenthal, Otto 19

Siccardsburg, August v. 1

Sprenger, Paul 2

Theiss & Jaksch 2

Kotoff, Grigorij 2

Kramreiter, Robert 15

Krauss & Graf 1

Laske, Oskar 10

Lichtblau, Ernst 2

Loos, Adolf 38

Luntz, Viktor 2

Vytiska, Josef 9

Wagner, Otto 184

Wagner Studios 18

Wielmans & Reuter 4

Zatska, L. 3

Zehngruber, _ 1

Markl & Pihal 2

Miscellaneous 363

City Plans 12

Churches 64

Public & Private Monumental Bldgs 26

Markets & Squares 96

Urban Panorama 43

Parks & Recreation 31

Special Events 47

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Series V: Vienna Photo Archive

Series Abstract

This series consists of an inventory of 227 black and white photographic prints of 151 important Viennese buildings from the Bildarchiv der Öesterreichische Nationalbibliothek.

Permission to reproduce the images in this series can only be given by the Bildarchiv der Österreichische Nationalbibliothek,http://www.onb.ac.at/sammlungen/bildarchiv/index.htm (Photo Archive of the Austrian National Library).

J. BERGMANN, Arch

JOHANN-EV. PFR-K., Keplerplatz (X.) 1872-76

Street facade, photo 1945

F. FELLNER & H. HELMER, Archs.

WARENHAUS SCHEIN. (I.) 1895.

Street Facade

WARENHAUS GERNGROSS. (VII.) 1904

Street Facade

Interior, Glazed Court and Stair during 1910 celebration

Interior, Glazed Court and Stair

Interior, Buffett 1910

HEINRICH FERSTEL, Arch.

OESTERR.-UNGARISCHE. BANK. (I.) 1856-60

Corner Facade, as of1900

Interior - Main Banking Hall, engraving 1873.

Court with fountain by Ferstel. Engraving 1870

Courtyard fountain

VOTIV-KIRCHE. (IX.) 1856-79.

Site Plan

Project for revision of Plaza fronting the Church.

Cross Section

Plan

Side Elevation

Front Facade

Front Facade, detail

Section through Transepts & Crossing

Exterior Perspective by Rudolph v. Alt, abou 1880.

Front elevation with foreground plaza.

Interior - Nave towards Apse

MUSEUM FUER ANGEWANDTE KUNST. (I.) 1868-71

Perspective

Plan

CHEMISCHES INSTITUT. (IX.) 1869-72

Detail, Freco Court

UNIVERSITAET. (I.) 1873-83

Ringstr. Perspective

Arcaded Courtyard

LUDWIG FOERSTER, Arch.

EVANGELISCHE KIRCHE, with T. Hansen. (VI.) (see under Hansen) 1846-49.

ARSENAL-HEERESGESCHICHTLICHES MUSEUM (with T. Hansen). (III.) 1850-56.

Main entrance detail

Perspective View

TEMPELGASSE SYNAGOGE. Tempelg. 5, (II.) 1853-58.

Street Facade

Entrance Detail

Ornament Detail

HUBERT GANGL, Arch.

HETZENDORFER PFR-KIRCHE. (XII.) 1906-09

Overall exterior perspective

Interior toward Apse

J, GARTNER, Arch.

SYNAGOGE AM HUMBOLDSPLATZ. (X.)

Exterior view

THEOPHIL HANSEN, Arch.

3 EVANGELISCHE KIRCHE, with L. Foerster. (VI.) 1846-49.

Street Elevation

Interior toward Apse

Interior from Balcony

ARSENAL-HEERESGESCHICHTLICHES MUSEUM (with L. Foerster). (III.) 1850-56.

Main entrance detail

Perspective View

EVANGELISCHE FRIEDHOFS-KAPELLE. (X.) 1857-58.

Exterior Perspective

EVANGELISCHE SCHULE. (IV.) 1860-62.

Main Entrance

HEINRICHSHOF. (Apartment Block}. (I.) (demolished 1945) 1861-63.

Ringstrasse Facade

Perspective, left-hand

Perspective, right-hand, shortly after completion.

MUSIKVEREINSGEBAEUDE (I.) 1867-69.

Exterior perspective

Interior: Great Auditorium

AKADEMIE DER BILDENDE KUENSTE (I.) 1872-76.

Schillerplatz Facade

Interior depicting Inauguration Ceremony.

Watercolor by Rudolf v. Alt

PARLAMENT. (I.) 1873-83.

Overall perspective {dwg.}

Birdseye photo

Entrance detail

BOERSE (I.) 1874-77.

Exterior perspective (dwg.)

Interior, Great Hall (dwg.)

HARL HASENAUER, Arch.

VIENNA WORLD FAIR, Carl Hasenauer, Chief Arch. (also see BURGTHEATER and NATURAL HISTORY MUSEUM) 1873.

Birdseye, watercolor by F. Alt

Master Plan

Palace of Industry, western entrance (dwg)

Interior of Rotunda (dwg)

Exterior of Rotunda

Interior of Rotunda during Fair

GOTTFRIED SEMPER & KARL HASENAUER, Archs.

KUNSTHISTORISCHES MUSEUM. (I.) 1872-81

Perspective across Maria-Theresienplatz.

Center Bay

BURGTHEATER. (I.) 1874-88.

Karl-Lueger Ring, Vienna I

Ground Floor Plan

Upper Level Plan

Aerial View, Ringstrasse Facade

Aerial View, Side & Rear

Interior, Auditorium looking towards the Iron Curtain.

JOSEPH HOFFMANN, Arch.

SECESSION EXHIBITION, Main Gallery. (I.) 1898

SECESSION EXHIBITION. Main Gallery, Jap. Art.. (I.) 1 1900.

SECESSION SECRETARIAT. (I.) Furnishings by Hoffmann. n.d.

DUESSELDORF EXHIBITION. Fountain by Hoffmann. 1902

PALAIS STOCLET. Brussels. 1905-11

Street Facade

Entrance detail

Roof Towers

Interior - Entrance Hall

Interior - Dining Room

VILLA SKYWA, aka VILLA PRIMAVESI. (XIII.) 1915.

Street Facade

PROJECT: PALACE OF WORLD PEACE. Stockholm. 1917.

Ground Floor Plan, Front Elevation

ADOLF LOOS, Arch.

TURNOWSKY WOHNUNG. (XIII.) 1901

Buffet with Family Portrait

Sitting Area

Living Room

LOOS WOHNUNG. (XIII.) 1903.

Sitting Room

GESCHAEFTSHAUS GOLDMAN & SALATSCH., (I.)

Michaelerplatz. 1910-11.

Exterior Perspective

STEINER WOHNUNG. (XIII.) 1910.

Street Perspective

SCHEU WOHNUNG (XIII.) 1912.

Exterior

HORNER WOHNUNG. (XIII.) 1913.

Exterior

LOEWENBACH WOHNUNG. (XIII.) 1916.

Dining Room, looking towards Buffet

STRASSER WWOHNUNG. (XIII.) 1919.

Living Room

Dining Room

RUFER WOHNUNG. (XIII.) 1922.

Music Room

Hall

MULTI-FAMILY RESIDENTIAL PROJECT. 1925

Dwgs: Plan Type 5M - 1st & 2nd floors

Plan Type 6M - 1st & 2nd floors

Plan, Corner Type - 1st & 2nd floors

Street Perspective

Rear (garden side) Perspective

Perspective, Entrance Hall & Stair

GRIGORI KOTOFF, Arch.

RUSSISCH-ORTHODOXE-K. (III.) 1893-99

Street perspective

VIKTOR LUNTZ, Arch.

KAISER FRANZ JUBILAEUMS-K. (II.) 1898-13

View from Erzh-karlsplatz

View from Danube

Exterior close-up of Apse

Interior at Crossing

JOHANN G. MUELLER, Arch.

ALT-LERCHENFELDER KIRCHE. (VII.) 1848-61.

Exterior - east front

Exterior - apse, transept & crossing

Interior - transept & crossing

Interior - apse & high altar, murals by J. Fuerich

Copied from F. Rieger, Die Altlerchenfelderkirche:

Dwgs Perspective

Plan and side elevation

Cross-Section thru Nave

Longitudinal Section

EDVARD v.d. NUELL, Arch. (see SICCARDSBURG)

ALT-LERCHENFELDER KIRCHE. (VII.) 1848-61.

Decorative scheme by v.d. Nuell, murals by J. Fuerich

Interior - transept & crossing

Interior - apse & high altar

ROBERT OERLEY Arch.

LUITHLEN SANATARIUM. (VIII.) 1907

Courtyard

JOSEPH OLBRICH, Arch

POMPEIUS THEATER, Rome. No date.

FARNESE THEATER. No date.

LUDWIG PICHL, Arch.

LANDHAUS. Herreng. 13, (I.) 1837-48

Herrengasse facade

WERTHEIMSTEIN VILLA. (XIX.) 1834-35

Tullnerhof facade

Stair Hall mural by Moritz v. Schwindt

KARL ROESNER, Arch.

JOHANN NEPOMUK PARISH CHURCH. (II.) 1841-46.

Exterior Perspective

Front facde

Interior

Interior - Station of the Cross, "Crucifixion", painting by Josef Fuerich, 1844-46.

MEIDLINGER PFR-K JOHANN NEPOMUK..(XII.) 1842-45.

Facade

Entrance Detail

Interior

FRIEDRICH v. SCHMIDT, Arch.

WEISSGERBER PARISH CHURCH, ST. OTHMAR. (III.) 1866-69.

Exterior, Side View

BRIGITTA CHURCH (XX.) Perspective. 1867-73.

MARIA vom SIEGE. (XV.) 868-75.

Perspective

Main Facade

Entrance Detail

RATHAUS.. (I.) Facade 1872-83.

LAZARUS-K., Kreuzg.. (XVIII.) 1877-78.

Perspective View

WEINHAUS-K ST. JOSEPH, Deckertpl. (XVIII.) 1883-89.

Facade

STEPHANS-DOM. (I.). Friedrich v. Schmidt, Reconstruction Architect. Vienna I. (drawings)

West Front with reconstruction of Great Portal

Great Portal - original layout vs. present (c. 1880)

East Elevation: design for additions (dwg)

HANS SCHNEIDER. Arch.

SIMMERINGER PFR-KIRCHE. Enkplatz. (XI.) 1907-10

Facade on Enkplatz.

AUG. SICCARDSBURG & E. v.d. NUELL., Archs.

CARLSTHEATER. (II.) Demolished. 1846.

Pratersternst. facade - etching by Rudolf v. Alt.

SOFIENSAAL, Marxerg. (III.) 1846

View - as Natatorium

View - as Ballroom

ARSENAL. (III.) 1849-56

Dwg - Bird's-eye litho. by A. Kaiser, 1855

Main entrance

Administration Bldg

RING WETTBEWERB PROJECT. (I.) 1857

Plan

OPER. Opernring (I.) 1861-69

Dwgs: Perspectives - sketch by Van d. Nuell

Engraving by Rudolph v. Alt

Line drawing

Elevation - Opernring facade

Plans - parterre level

stage level

first floor

Longitudinal section

Early Photos: Opernring facade

Perspective - right side

Perspective - left side

Roof construction - framing

Grand Stairhall

Auditorium toward stage

Auditotium and curtain

Lunette fresko by M. v. Schwindt

OPER RESTORATION. Erich Boltenstern, Arch. 1945-55.

Auditorium looking toward Stage

Auditorium from Stage (2)

PHILLIP HAAS HAUS. Stock-im-Eisenpl (I.) 1865-67

Facade detail

OTTO WAGNER, Arch.

MIETHAUS, Freisingerg. 2. (I.) 1879.

Street Facade.

MIETHAUS, Stadiong. 6 & 10. (I.) 1886.

Street Perspective.

MIETHAUS, Universitaetstr 2. (I.) 1888.

Street Perspective.

OTTO WAGNER VILLA, Huettelbergstr 26. (XIII.) 1888.

Street Perspective.

Entrance Detail.

MIETHAUS, Graben 10. (I.) 1895.

Street Perspective.

STADTBAHN,. Schoenbrunn. (XIII.) 1898, 1898.

Street Perspective.

STADTBAHN, Wahringerstr. (IX.). 1898.

Street Perspective.

JOHANN NEPOMUK CHAPEL. (IX.) 1898.

Street Perspective.

STADTBAHN, Karlsplatx. (IV.) 1898-99.

Street Facade.

Street Facade, Arrival Station.

Twin Stations; Karls-K. in background.

STADTBAHN, Stadtpark. (I.) 1899.

Street Perspective.

POSTSPARKASSE. (I.) 1904-06.

Facade, Central Bay.

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Martin S. Kermacy:

An Inventory of his Collection of materials documenting the Austrian Secession principally in the 17th, 18th and 20th centuries

Restrictions on Access

Restrictions on Use

Series I: Vienna Summary

Series II : Vienna Bibliography

Series III: Drawings from Bauamt der Stadt Wien (Building Department, Vienna)

Series IV: Vienna Slides

Series V: Vienna Photo Archive