ALOIS RIEGL. REVISITED: Contributions to the work and reception
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Eds.: Peter Noever, Artur Rosenauer and Georg Vasold
German English
146 pages, numerous b/w and color illustrations
29.7 x 21 cm, softcover
Austrian Academy of Sciences and MAK, Vienna, 2010
The art historian Alois Riegl (1858–1905) is today considered one of the intellectual leaders of Vienna's fin de siécle. His writings, which enjoy great international attention, represent a sometimes radical professional reorientation. Both as a curator at the Austrian Museum of Art and Industry (today MAK) and as a full professor at the University of Vienna, and finally as general curator of the kk Central Commission for the Research and Preservation of Art and Historical Monuments, Riegl took fundamentally new paths in art research, which were more innovative content has often only been recognized recently. On the occasion of the 100th anniversary of his death, a prominent symposium took place in Vienna in late autumn 2005, the contributions of which - sometimes in a greatly expanded form - are collected in this volume. They not only illustrate the enormous range of Riegl's thinking, but also illuminate the intellectual contribution that the Viennese art historian made to European modernism.
Contributions by Jaś Elsner, Oleg Grabar, Michael Gubser, Werner Hofmann, Eva Mariahöhle, Reinhard Johler, Georg Mörsch, Margaret Olin, Regine Prange, Andrea Reichenberger, Diana Reynold Cordileone, Sandro Scarrocchia, Marko Špikić and Georg Vasold.
Austrian Academy of Sciences
Publications of the Commission for Art History. Edited by Artur Rosenauer, Volume 9
