Langenzersdorf Museum

Kleines, feines Museum mit eindrucksvoller Präsentation wichtiger Arbeiten von Hanak und Charoux nebst Ausstellung zur Ortsgeschichte und temporären Sonderausstellungen. Garten mit Skulpturen nur bei günstigen Wetterbedingungen zugänglich. Moderate Eintrittspreise.

Museum des Bildhauer Hanaks und Zeitgenossen. Museum von Langenzersdorf inkl. Urgeschichte. Renoviert und neu aufgestellt

Sehr empfehlenswert. Die Dame am Empfang war sehr freundlich und auskunftfreudig. Ich war überrascht wie groß die Ausstellung ist.

Tolle Ausstellung, mit viel Liebe arrangiert.

Richtig tolles Museum. Sehr interessant, imposante Exponate und wesentlich größer als erwartet. Waren über 2h vor Ort.

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The Langenzersdorf Museum, formerly the Hanak Museum A large part of the museum is dedicated to the work of the sculptor Anton Hanak. Opening Hours: Saturday, Sunday and public holidays: 2 am - 6 pm Last admission: 5.30 pm

The museum profile has evolved over time as follows: The prehistoric finds on Bisamberg (Burleiten) The Numerous important prehistoric objects from the Neolithic and Bronze Age, Which were excavated mostly in the fifties of the load-century , were first Exhibited on the ground floor of the old municipal office, Anton Hanak The sculptor Anton Hanak was married to a Langenzersdorferin and lived from 1901 to 1923 in Langenzersdorf. On the occasion of his death day there was a small exhibition in the secondary school in 1963/64 . This and the acquisition Part of the artistic estate of the province of Lower Austria led to the plan of a branch of the Lower Austrian State Museum dedicated to Anton Hanak . The former bottling hall of the cellar has been converted into a museum. The Hanak Museum was opened in 1970. Siegfried Charoux After the death of the sculptor Siegfried Charoux his widow was looking for a suitable place for the extensive artistic estate. She was made aware of the Hanak Museum. She took it as a model and provided the money for the extension. The Charoux Museum which opened. Max Brand The composer Max Brand spent his load years (1975 to 1980) in Langenzersdorf. In 1989 , his recording studio was authentically set up in the museum. Representative Austrian Sculpture of the 20th Century Through the presentation of the two important sculptors Anton Hanak and Siegfried Charoux, important Hanak students (Franz Blum, Walter Gettel, Margarethe Hanusch, Othmar Jaindl, Irma Rothstein, Angela City Lord, Egon Weiner, Fritz Wotruba, etc .) as well as contemporaries, companions and successors (Gottfried Buchberger, Alfred Czerny, Alois Heidel, Joseph Thorak and others), the focus of the museum lies with the Austrian sculptors of the first two thirds of the 20th century. Additional special exhibitions will be shown in the newly erected exhibition hall and in the sculpture garden.