Kunsthistorisches MuseumVienna, Austria

Works of Art in Kunsthistorisches Museum

Unsigned paintings are not necessarily unsigned

 Aertsen’s Market Scene (c.1560-65)

Aertsen’s Market Scene (c.1560-65)

Altdorfer's scene of incest is an early example of a long tradition with very similar and surprising meaning

 Altdorfer’s Lot and His Daughters (1537)

Altdorfer’s Lot and His Daughters (1537)

Train your eyes to see eyes

 Behind the Eyeball of Bellini, Titian and Parmigianino

Behind the Eyeball of Bellini, Titian and Parmigianino

Learn how Cranach "paints" himself by executing himself.

 Cranach’s Judith and Holofernes

Cranach’s Judith and Holofernes

Bored by religious pictures? Think again.

 Tintoretto’s St. Jerome in the Wilderness (1570’s)

Tintoretto’s St. Jerome in the Wilderness (1570’s)

Learn how to see what has never been seen

 Titian’s Danae (all versions)

Titian’s Danae (all versions)

Get to know what painters and sculptors look like at work - and their various processes - and your brain will penetrate the surface of a painting in no time. A painting like this one...

 Titian’s Shepherd and Nymph (c.1575-6)

Titian’s Shepherd and Nymph (c.1575-6)

Keep an eye on the "errors" in art and you will find the solutions

 Velazquez’s Portrait of Infante Felipe Prospero (1659)

Velazquez’s Portrait of Infante Felipe Prospero (1659)

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