Musikantiquariat Kohl (Stuttgart)
collection, 1929-1930 (2 items: autographed score)
auction item description:
correspondence (2 items: 1929-1930) Schönberg to Anton Maria Topitz
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Axel Schmolt Autographen-Auktionen, Krefeld
colletion (1 item: 1933)
auction item description:
correspondence (1 autograph card: 1933) Schönberg to Hans Roenig
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Matilde Stepanek Stelmo
Collection, ca. 1900-1923 (8 photographs, 2 letters)
Matilde Stepanek Stelmo worked as housemaid for the Schönberg family. The items were donated to the Arnold Schönberg Center by relatives of her in 2014.
correspondence (2 items: 1915-1923), Mathilde and Arnold Schönberg to Matilde Stepanek Stelmo
photographs (8 items, ca. 1900-1915)
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Librairie "Les Argonautes" (Paris)
Collection, 1947 (1 item: leaflet)
auction item description for:
correspondence (1 item: 1947), Schönberg to Pierre Aelberts
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Standesamt Mödling
Collection, 1921-1974 (1 folder, 18 leaves)
excerpts from registers:
marriage Gertrud Schönberg and Felix Greissle, 1921
marriage Gertrud Kolisch and Arnold Schönberg, 1924
baptism Gertrud Susanna Schönberg, 1929
death Georg Schönberg, 1974
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Glinka State Museum of Musical Culture (St. Peterburg)
Collection, 1912 (1 folder, 1 leave)
correspondence (1 item: 1912) transcript of letter from Schönberg to Viacheslav Karatygin
Anonymous lecture on Schönberg in St. Petersburg
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Varga (Tibor) Collection
Collection 1950-2011 (1 folder, 6 leaves, 1 score)
Tibor Varga (1921-2003) was a world-renowned violinist and conductor. After his death, his daughter Susan Rybicki-Varga donated documents from his estate to the Arnold Schönberg Center.
adress book (1 item: 1950) photocopy, with Arnold Schönberg's adress
correspondence (3 items: 2010-2011) with Susan Rybicki-Varga, Therese Muxeneder
music (1 item: ca. 1950) Phantasy op. 47, copy in Tibor Varga’s hand
music cited: op. 47
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Philip Marriott, 1957-
Collection, 1924-1001 (8 leaves)
Philip Marriott is heir his adoptive father, Herbert Bach (1913-1971), who was the nephew of David Josef Bach. The estate contained a box, that was presented to David Josef Bach on the occasion of his 50th birthday, including dedicattions by Alban Berg, Anton Webern and Arnold Schönberg.
correspondence (2 items: 2001) Jared Armstrong to Therese Muxeneder
dedications (3 items: 1924) from Alban Berg, Anton Webern and Arnold Schönberg to David Josef Bach
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Exhibition
till 16 February 2018
An exhibition as an open archive: 3,500 historic photographs surviving in Schönberg’s archive illuminate the medium’s development, providing an authentic and moving view of the artist, paterfamilias, friend and contemporary.
A cultural and quotidian history in images: Visitors accompany Schönberg on his travels, encounter him in his private apartments, take part in his life full of checkered history.
A variety of photographical objects: Prints from the photo shop and large-format artist’s enlargements are found among family albums and cameras from Schönberg’s time.
Curators: Eike Feß and Therese Muxeneder
Architecture: Jochen Koppensteiner
Opening Hours:
Monday – Friday 10 am to 5 pm
Closed on legal holidays
On concert days, the exhibition opens one hour before the event begins; admission is free for concertgoers.
Entrance fee:
Adults: € 6
Vienna-Card: € 5,40
School children, apprentices, students, reserves, civil servants, senior citizens, visitors with special needs: € 3
Groups of adults (of 10 Persons and over): € 4
Groups with discount tickets (of 10 Persons and over): € 2,50
Free admission: children under 12
Press photos:
 © Hertha Hurnaus |
 © Hertha Hurnaus |
 © Hertha Hurnaus |
 © Hertha Hurnaus |
 Mathilde Schönberg, Arnold Schönberg Heinrich Schönberg Payerbach 1901 |
 Arnold Schönberg Alban Berg Wien 1911 Alban Berg Stiftung |
 Gertrude Schönberg, Arnold Schönberg, Georg Schönberg Heinrich Schönberg Berlin Zehlendorf, Villa Lepcke ca. 1912 |
 Arnold Schönberg, Erwin Stein, Anton Webern Alban Berg Zandvoort März 1914 |
 Arnold Schönberg Franz Xaver Setzer Wien 1922 |
 Arnold Schönberg Atelier Schlosser & Wenisch Praha 1924 |
 Arnold Schönberg Berlin (?) ca. 1930 Photomaton |
 Arnold Schönberg, Gertrud Schönberg Lugano 1930 |
 Arnold Schönberg Los Angeles 1940 |
 Arnold Schönberg, N. N., Natalie Limonick, N. N., Henry Endicott Hanson, N. N., N. N., Alfred Carlson, Richard Hoffmann Richard Fish Los Angeles 1948 |
 Lawrence Schoenberg, Gertrud Schönberg, Ronald Schoenberg, Arnold Schönberg, Nuria Schoenberg Fritz Stiedry Los Angeles 1949 |
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