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Dish

Dish

execution: Iznik, 3rd quarter of the 16th century
height: 8,5 cm, diameter: 46 cm
OR 788
Installation, Twelve Divans

Installation, Twelve Divans

artist: Franz West, 1996
iron, plastic foam, jute, textile
height: 92 cm, width: 203 cm, depth: 80 cm
GK 194
Rug, fragment, Spiral tendrils and animals

Rug, fragment, Spiral tendrils and animals

execution: Herat (?) mid 16th century
silk, wool; asymmetricl knot
height: 181 cm, with: 135 cm
OR 311
Jewelry Box, design: Josef Maria Olbrich, Austria 1899

Jewelry Box, design: Josef Maria Olbrich, Austria 1899

execution: Oscar Dietrich, Ferdinand Spieske, Austria 1900
maple wood, glass, chamois leather, boxwood, silver, lacquer
height: 32 cm, width: 36 cm, depth: 34 cm
WI 989
Teapot. Manufacturer: Claudius Innocentius Du Paquier, Vienna, about 1735

Teapot. Manufacturer: Claudius Innocentius Du Paquier, Vienna, about 1735

porcelain, cast, decortated, painted, glazed
length: 19,9 cm, height: 9,4 cm, diameter: 11,7 cm
KE 2703-1
Canapé, sofa, design: Joseph Ulrich Danhauser

Canapé, sofa, design: Joseph Ulrich Danhauser

execution: Danhauser'sche. k. k. privilegierte Möbelfabrik, Vienna 1825 to 1830 (?)
cherry wood, softwood, textile
height: 93 cm, witdht: 182 cm, depth: 68 cm, seat heigth: 43 cm
H 2726
Postcard Nr. 85, „VENI VIDI VICI“

Postcard Nr. 85, „VENI VIDI VICI“

design: Rudolf Kalvach
execution: Vienna 1907
lithography
height: 14 cm, width: 9 cm
WWPK 279-1
Stool, Hundepelzhocker

Stool, Hundepelzhocker

Design and execution: Michael Brendel, Berlin 2008/2009
wood, brass, dog fur; taxidermy
height: 60 cm, diameter: 50 cm
H 3458
Garment, Rosette

Garment, Rosette

manufacturer: Münchner Hofwerkstatt, Munich 1570 to 1580 (?)
gold, enamel, diamonds in closed setting
diameter: 4,2 cm
BJ 930-1
Ornamental engraving; Mask, Sheet from „Pourtraicture ingenieuse de plusieurs Facons de Masques. Fort utile aulx painctres, orseures, Taillieurs de pierres, voirriers et Taillieurs dimages", published by Hans Liefrinck

Ornamental engraving; Mask, Sheet from „Pourtraicture ingenieuse de plusieurs Facons de Masques. Fort utile aulx painctres, orseures, Taillieurs de pierres, voirriers et Taillieurs dimages", published by Hans Liefrinck

design: Cornelis Floris, Antwerp 1555; publisher: Hans Liefrinck, Antwerp 1555; engraver: Frans Huys, Antwerp 1555
copper engraving
height: 16,1 cm, width: 14,8 cm
KI 1902-10
Camera, Lomo SuperSampler

Camera, Lomo SuperSampler

design: Karl Emilio Pircher
execution: Wolfgang Stanzinger, Austria 2001
manufacturer: Lomographische AG
plastic, paper
height: 6,5 cm, width: 10,5 cm, depth: 3 cm
DS 18
Chasuble (liturgical vestment) 

Chasuble (liturgical vestment) 

execution: monastery of Göß, about 1260
linen, silk; woven stitched
height: 123 cm, width: 76,5 cm
T 6904-1
Table lamp, design: Josef Hoffmann

Table lamp, design: Josef Hoffmann

execution: Konrad Scheidel, 1903
manufacturer: Wiener Werkstätte
brass, silk; punched, silvered, applied patina
height: 42 cm, diameter: 26 cm
GO 2003
Architectural model, BMW-World Munich, Germany

Architectural model, BMW-World Munich, Germany

artist: Coop Himmelb(l)au, 2001 to 2007
rigid foam board, Plexiglas / perspex, styrofoam, cardboard, wood, metal
height: 60 cm, width: 220 cm, depth: 148 cm
GK 571
Box, Prunkkassette, design: Koloman Moser

Box, Prunkkassette, design: Koloman Moser

execution: Adolf Erbrich, Eugen Pflaumer, Karl Ponocny, Therese Trethan, Vienna 1906
manufacturer: Wiener Werkstätte
silver, enamel, gemstone, wood
lenght: 42,2 cm, height: 23,6 cm, widht: 24,4 cm
GO 1397
Miniature, painting, Landhaur, the son of the king of Ceylon, is abducted in his sleep by a demon, Hamzanama 

Miniature, painting, Landhaur, the son of the king of Ceylon, is abducted in his sleep by a demon, Hamzanama 

client/customer: Akar The Great, 1557 to 1577 (?)
cotton, paper, calligraphy
height: 70 cm, width: 55 cm
BI 8770-19
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MAK COLLECTION ONLINE

MAK Collection Online >>

The MAK’s digital collection database has been made available to the public for both private and scientific research purposes. It is possible to access core data and visual information about 230 000 objects from all areas of the MAK Collection: Asia, Design, Contemporary Art, Glass and Ceramics, Furniture and Woodwork, Metal and Wiener Werkstätte Archive, Textiles and Carpets, as well as the MAK Library and Works on Paper Collection. A further 70 000 entries provide additional information on the artists involved and the executing companies.

At the end of 2012, the MAK was commissioned by the Federal Chancellery with the construction of a central Bilddatenbank/Collection and Museum Management System (C/MMS) of the MAK Collection. The overriding aim was to digitally record and standardize the core data as well as to construct a central image database with the aid of the specially purchased Collection and Museum Management System by Adlib.

The redesign of the MAK Collection Online was completed in 2016 and offers optimized search functions in addition to an improved presentation of the artwork. Now it is not only possible to compile and save lists of objects, but also to contact the museum’s Reproductions Department directly to request permission to reproduce artwork. Another feature of the MAK Collection Online is its multilingualism. The majority of the information about the individual objects is available in English, while the extensively revised holdings of Japanese color woodcuts can also be accessed in Japanese.

The MAK Collection Online will continue to be expanded and updated. The long-term aim is to make the entire holdings of the MAK Collection—which can only be displayed in part in the museum itself—available on the World Wide Web.


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