review exhibitions

Giving a face to an era full of changes: 19th-century Austrian portrait painting is striking in its sheer variety of styles.

Selected works from the collection of the Residenzgalerie Salzburg, which the province of Salzburg acquired from the old Austrian aristocratic Czernin collection and which are among the most valuable paintings in the province.

In its 10th anniversary year, the DomQuartier presents in the Residenzgalerie the first guest appearance of the Vienna Kunsthistorisches Museum in Salzburg. The comprehensive exhibition tells the extraordinary success story of Venetian painting from Renaissance to Rococo. Looked at together with individual examples of other art genres, it gives a multi-faceted picture of Venetian art production.

1923 without its own objects - today an internationally important collection! On the occasion of the 100th birthday of the Residenzgalerie Salzburg, all 70 paintings can be seen for the first time in a baroque hanging.

The exhibition in the Cathedral Museum uses pictures and sculptures to tell the Christmas story from the Annunciation to the flight to Egypt and the offering in the Temple.

This exhibition shows paintings from the Residenzgalerie collection: Zeller See, Bad Gastein, Salzkammergut, Großglockner, Untersberg.

A good 250 years ago Hieronymus Count Colloredo was elected Archbishop. The extensive exhibition on the last ecclesiastical sovereign is devoted to numerous aspects of his thirty-one-year reign and puts many a cliché in its place.

Allegories are fascinating renderings of concepts such as love, transience or death.

Präsentation der wissenschaftlichen Ergebnisse aus dem Forschungsprojekt „Rembrandt und Rembrandt-Schule“

The close relationship between art and textiles is demonstrated by the interiors of the State Rooms as well as the Residenzgalerie’s paintings. Students of the Mozarteum present their own textile artworks.

A butterfly, symbol of the human soul, brings the paintings of the Residenzgalerie to life on film.