Geschichte Der Weiner Gemäldsammlungen

Theodor von Frimmel's chronicle of the art collections of the Habsburgs in Vienna offers a fascinating glimpse into one of the greatest repositories of art in the world. Frimmel details the history of the collections, from their origins in the Middle Ages through the acquisitions of the Habsburg emperors, and provides insight into the tastes and motivations of the collectors. This is an essential work for art historians and anyone interested in the cultural history of Europe.
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