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Work photography and facsimile printing for the Austrian Parliament
In autumn 2014, we were able to carry out a very special assignment for the Austrian Parliamentary Directorate: the photograph of the so-called patient book.
Exhibition photography for the Albertina Museum
We photographed the exhibition “Helnwein RETROSPEKTIVE” at the Albertina, which presents the Austrian artist Gottfried Helnwein. The aim of the photograph is to document the
Construction invoice plans of the Austrian Parliament building
We digitized about 50 construction invoice plans in spring 2015. The architectural plans were drawn up during and after the construction phase of the Parliament
Facsimile print for the Vienna State Opera
At the Vienna State Opera on October 10, 2019, for the occasion of the anniversary performance “100 Years of Woman Without a Shadow”, we made
Webshop for art printing
Order art prints online, choose your subject, size and material. The platform also sees itself as an independent and novel way for artists to present
Art reproduction of 15th-century documents
We reproduced the oldest originals to date in May 2015. These are two documents of the Auxiliary Bishop of Passau, Wolfgang Püchler with four and two
Photograph of the reconstruction plans of the Austrian Parliament building
During 2014, more than 1500 plans by architects Fellerer and Woerle were digitized. These plans include the complete reconstruction of the areas of the Parliament
Art reproduction for the Schoenbrunn Palace
In September and October 2014 more than 200 gouaches in a format from 15 x 20 cm to 40 x 50 cm were photographed in
Work photography and facsimile printing for the Austrian Parliament
In autumn 2014, we were able to carry out a very special assignment for the Austrian Parliamentary Directorate: the photograph of the so-called patient book.
Exhibition photography for the Albertina Museum
We photographed the exhibition “Helnwein RETROSPEKTIVE” at the Albertina, which presents the Austrian artist Gottfried Helnwein. The aim of the photograph is to document the