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Today’s post for @kunsthistorischesmuseumvienna by #kunstfueruns 👉 Hello from #Berlin 🤗 Today we visited the opening of Jorinde Voigt’s exhibition at @koeniggalerie ✨ @jorindevoigt will also take part in our upcoming special exhibition Beethoven Moves. Mathematical and expressive, delicate and forceful, Jorinde Voigt’s drawings encapsulate the variety of Beethoven’s music. Watch our Instagram Stories now for more moments from Berlin and stay tuned soon for insights into Jorinde Voigt’s work for #BeethovenMoves at #kunsthistorischesmuseum #vienna 🤩 Today’s post for @kunsthistorischesmuseumvienna by #kunstfueruns 👉 It is #WorldLanguageDay 👄 So, let’s take this #FlemishFriday as an occasion to closely look at Bruegel’s ‘The Tower of Babel.’ 🔎 In this painting Pieter Bruegel the Elder shows a scene of the Book of Genesis in the Old Testament. Mankind had started to build a tower that should rise up to the sky. God confused their language, they could not communicate anymore, the tower stayed unfinished and the languages of the world were born… The subject of the Tower of Babel is a veritable melting pot of historical fact, Old Testament tradition, and myth. Bruegel’s Tower of Babel is a (visual) parable of society, a critical view of the individual and of the role of the ruler. Once again, Bruegel is holding up a mirror to us viewers and we feel our own limitedness. He transfers the Tower of Babel from ancient Mesopotamia to 16th-century Netherlands. There has clearly been no confusion of tongues as yet: at every possible location, work is going on harmoniously, from construction through to stone-quarrying, plastering and repairs. Bruegel depicts the individual working procedures with scrupulous accuracy, thus making the construction process itself into a central subject of the painting: from the procurement and transport of the building materials – stone, bricks, lime mortar and iron (see the blacksmith at the foot of the tower) – right through to their being put to use. Bricks and lime are being offloaded from boats and temporarily stacked on the riverbank. Tree trunks are being delivered, now bound together to form a raft, later to be used for scaffolding. Bricks and the sand obtained at the waterside have been loaded onto carts, which are being hauled by packhorses up a ramp to the first storey. Bruegel gives indications that the transport routes continue within the tower. Men are seen carrying building materials at vertiginous heights over wooden gangplanks and up and down staircases, ladders and scaffolding. Wooden joists and blocks of stone are being lifted up with man-powered cranes. Watch our Instagram Stories now to see some details! #kunsthistorischesmuseum #vienna #arthistory #pieterbruegel Today's post for @bauhaus_archiv by #kunstfueruns 👉 As promised, we are back on this #BauhausWomenWednesday with an artwork by Lou Scheper-Berkenkamp from the collection of #bauhausarchiv #berlin ✨ We already talked about some of the children’s books created by Lou Scheper-Berkenkamp. But look at this fantastic get-well-card: Colourful enough it is. Yet it was not meant for a kid, but for Ise Gropius – wife of Walter Gropius. Can you find out what she was suffering from? In our Instagram Stories we are sharing a close-up detail with a little hint and more artwork by Lou Scheper-Berkenkamp. Lou Scheper-Berkenkamp, Genesungswünsche für Ise Gropius, 1925, Signed/Caption: Today‘s post for @akademiegalerievienna by #kunstfueruns 👉 #DepotDienstag comes with some inspiration for your hairdo! 👱‍♀️ Just in time for the high ball season in Vienna. 🤩 This extraordinary duck was depicted by the artist Melchior Hondecoeter in two paintings. Watch our Instagram Stories for more duck Depot moments! #akademiegalerie #vienna #depot #duck #ducklove Today‘s Sunday post for @wienmuseum by #kunstfueruns 👉 #wienamsonntag by @in.wien.mit.wien 😊 #sunday #sundaystreets #vienna #sundayafternoon #sundaymood #wien #sonntag #sonntagsstimmung #wienmuseum