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The audience room in the state rooms of the ALBERTINA is decorated entirely in red: The seating, walls and curtains are covered in red fabric. A large, dark painting with a golden border hangs on the wall. On two of the walls, a mirror covers almost the entire height of the wall. In front of the mirror on the floor are tables with candlesticks on them. White, gathered curtains and red, floor-length side panels with golden embroidery hang in front of the windows. Two large crystal chandeliers hang from the ceiling.
State Rooms
Claude Monet | The Water Lily Pond, 1917-1919 | The ALBERTINA Museum, Vienna – The Batliner Collection
Monet to Picasso
The Batliner Collection
The artist kneels in front of a wall. She is wearing a long dress with a black polka dot pattern. She has turned to the side and is looking at the viewer. The zipper of the dress is attached to the side of the dress and is open. The wall and floor are very worn and cracked. There is even a round hole in the wall above the artist. The picture is a black and white photograph.
Francesca Woodman
Works from the VERBUND COLLECTION, Vienna
Jenny Saville | Gaze, 2021–2024 | Private collection © Jenny Saville / Bildrecht, Vienna 2025 Photo: Prudence Cuming Associates Ltd. Courtesy Gagosian
Jenny Saville
Gaze
A small person in a white robe stands on a blue ground with red lines. Behind the person rises a dark forest in shades of blue and black, above it a sunset in orange and red, which merges into a dark night sky with stars and a crescent moon. Credit: Matthew Wong | End of the Day, 2019 | The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, Gift of Monita and Raymond Wong in memory of their son, Matthew Wong, 2023 © 2025 Matthew Wong Foundation / Bildrecht, Vienna 2025, Cheim & Read, New York, Foto: Alex Yudzon
Matthew Wong – Vincent van Gogh
Painting as a Last Resort