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Dorotheum

Name: Dorotheum
Address: Dorotheergasse 17, Wien, 1010, AT
Telephone: +431515600
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Welcome to the leading auction house in the heart of Europe. Keeping the art of auction alive since 1707.
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Dorotheum is one of the world’s oldest auction houses and a premier international source of fine art, from old master and 19th century paintings to modern and contemporary masterpieces. Gain access to 600 auctions, 40 branches, 100 specialists and over 300 years of passion for art. Visit our website: www.dorotheum.com

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20/10/2026

Going, going, gone - for € 1.925 million.

Antonio Corradini’s “Donna Veluta” realized a new world record for the artist at today’s Works of Art live auction. The sculptor was a master of illusion, the woman’s features remaining visible beneath the fine fabric which seems to cling to her skin - but which, in fact, is carved from white marble.

Many bidders vied for the veiled bust, and the record sum was achieved through a bidding battle on the phone.

19/10/2026

Introducing the auctioneers of our Classic Week: Philipp Demeter and Rafael Schwarz 👏

Sharing a moment of camaraderie before taking the stage, they’re ready to bring their expertise and energy to our live auctions.

Are you ready to join us? Let the bidding begin!

19/10/2026

The bodegón – still life painting – was popular in Early Modern Spain, and Juan van der Hamen y León was one of the most important and successful still-life painters in Madrid during the first third of the seventeenth century.

He developed a distinctively Spanish type of bodegón characterized by austerity and the careful arrangement of everyday items, transforming the still life into one of the most refined genres of early seventeenth-century Spanish painting.

Objects are arranged in rigorously balanced compositions and rendered with extraordinary precision, their textures and volumes emerging from deep shadows under a concentrated light.

His sophisticated treatment reflects the taste of the aristocratic and courtly patrons for whom he worked, while retaining the intense naturalism that distinguished the Spanish bodegón, which is visible in the present painting.

Old Masters | 21 October 20216: https://www.dorotheum.com/en/a/125779/

17/10/2026

Any Tyroleans in the house? 🫶🏻

You may know about Defregger… and that he - Well, you know what? We’ll let our junior specialist Philipp Haidegger take it from here!

Hit play and enjoy!

17/10/2026

A good book, even better company, and some feline mischief.

In Eugen von Blaas’ paintings, even the quietest moments have a story to tell. So engrossed in their reading, the two women seem blissfully unaware of the little feline commotion happening on the carpet below. It does really seem like some stories are simply too good to put down.

19th Century Paintings | 22 October 2026: https://www.dorotheum.com/en/a/125827/

16/10/2026

Let’s take a closer look at a newly discovered painting by Bernardo Bellotto. Mark MacDonnell will once again guide us through the fascinating story behind this remarkable work.

Old Masters | 21 October 2026

15/10/2026

Thank you to everyone who joined us for our preview last night! For taking the time to admire the artworks we’ve spent so much time curating, for the laughter, and for giving our Classic Week the opening night it deserves.

Now that you’ve seen our selection this year… you have absolutely no excuse not to join us for our live auctions next week.

See you there!

14/10/2026

Werfen wir gemeinsam mit Ana Mayagoitia einen genaueren Blick auf Ferdinand Georg Waldmüllers „Kindliche Neugier“ - eines der Highlights unserer Classic Week!

Was macht dieses Gemälde so besonders? Ana nimmt uns mit in die Welt des Künstlers und verrät spannende Details rund um das faszinierende Werk.

Neugierig geworden? Dann hört rein - überall, wo es Podcasts gibt, und natürlich auch auf YouTube!

14/10/2026

Palais Dorotheum truly changes colour during our Classic Week!

The gorgeous paintings lend the rooms an air of importance and timeless elegance, while the porcelain vases, antique furniture and intricate works of art add that extra touch of charm - truly the cherry on top!

Furniture, Works of Art, Glass & Porcelain | 20 October 2026: https://www.dorotheum.com/en/a/127279/

12/10/2026

An intricate box full of surprises! Open the lid of this precious piece from 1813, and an extraordinary sewing-table travelling-piano combination comes to light.

The multiple uses reflect what the 19th century expected of young ladies: music-making and needlework were part of their upbringing in aristocratic and upper middle classes. This instrument was evidently not intended for great performances, but to play songs and shorter pieces in a private setting - an early keyboard!

The travelling piano's provenance also points to this social milieu: a label on its underside identifies Count Arthur Bylandt-Rheidt (1854–1915), an Austrian politician of the Austro-Hungarian monarchy who held several ministerial posts, as one of its former owners.

Furniture, Works of Art, Glass & Porcelain | 20 October 2026

Adresse

Dorotheergasse 17
Wien
1010

Öffnungszeiten

Montag	10:00 - 17:00
Dienstag	10:00 - 17:00
Mittwoch	10:00 - 17:00
Donnerstag	10:00 - 17:00
Freitag	10:00 - 17:00
Samstag	09:00 - 17:00

Telefon

+431515600

Website

https://www.dorotheum.com/

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