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The auction house im Kinsky is auctioning the collections from the estate of Erna Weidinger on 8 and 9 November. The successful Austrian businesswoman placed an emphasis on Venetian painting, but she also had a preference for the Neapolitans and the Dutch Masters.

Erna Weidinger demonstrated exquisite taste in all aspects of her life. Her handpicked jewellery is therefore a special highlight of the auction.

The sculptor Hans Bitterlich celebrated such a success in 1907 with his monument dedicated to Empress Elisabeth that he carried out the same motif again in the same year.  Made of the same Laaser marble as its larger model, it is the perfect smaller image of the sculpture in the Volksgarten and impresses with the same craftsmanship and lifelike representation.

The auction house im Kinsky in 2021: Managing Directors Dr. Ernst Ploil and Michael Kovacek take stock of discoveries, sensations and auctions in times of pandemic.

The painter VOKA on his paintings and the connection with Frank Stronach.

Art can also do good: We have been relying on this for over 20 years to support people and give them a start in a self-determined life. We are very pleased to invite you to the 21st neunerhaus art auction.

After three summery auction days with strong public interest, the auction house imKinsky is pleased to announce a fantastic final result of almost 10 million euros including premium.

From 6 to 8 July, the auction house im Kinsky will be auctioning works of art and objects from all its divisions. From Old Masters and 19th century paintings to antiques and Art Nouveau & Design objects to the masters of Modern Art and Contemporary Art.

Drypoint etchings: what can be understood by them, how these works fit into Rainer's oeuvre as a whole and why they are particularly worth buying at the moment - all questians will be answered by contemporary art specialist Timea Pinter.

A play with words and gestures. A kaleidoscope of colours, impressions, sensations ...  Staudacher's works have something sensual about them. Is this the reason why he seems to be an "evergreen" on the art market? Contemporary art specialist Astrid Pfeiffer answers questions about Staudacher.