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Allegorische Bilder von Gustav Klimt und Franz Matsch im Stadttheater von Rijeka (Fiume)

Gustav Klimt´s and Franz Matsch´s Allegorical Paintings for the Rijeka Theatre
descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article 01 Jan 2015 Croatia German Journal:Mitteilungen der Gesellschaft für vergleichende Kunstforschung in Wien, volume 67, pages 1-17 (issn: 1013-6800, Copyright policy )
Authors: Kraševac, Irena;

Allegorische Bilder von Gustav Klimt und Franz Matsch im Stadttheater von Rijeka (Fiume)

Abstract

Das 1884/85 nach Plänen des Wiener Architekturbüros Fellner&Helmer errichtete Stadtheater von Rijeka (Fiume) in Kroatien wurde mit neun Ölgemälden der jungen Wiener Maler Gustav und Ernst Klimt sowie Franz Matsch, die im Rahmen der sogennanten "Künstler-Compagnie" zusammenartbeiteten, ausgestattet.

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Gustav Klimt, Gustav Klimt ; Franz Matsch ; Künstler-Compagnie ; Fellner und Helmer ; Theater ; Allegorische Bilder, Franz Matsch, Fellner and Helmer, Alegorical Paintings, Allegorische Bilder, Artists-Company, Gustav Klimt; Franz Matsch; Künstler-Compagnie; Fellner und Helmer; Theater; Allegorische Bilder, Theater, Künstler-Compagnie, Fellner und Helmer

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