From April 1 - 18 the gallery is closed.
We are online available, also pick-ups are possible by appointment.
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What are the characteristics of Osaka Prints?
The main subjects of Osaka prints are portraits of kabuki actors, their roles, and kabuki plays in general. Sometimes the images include the stage settings or essential attributes of the actor's part.
In comparison with Edo prints, Osaka prints are often more detailed in expression and color. Sometimes even the plain background was filled with color. The facial expressions of the portraits are more distinct and delicate. This remarkably high workmanship and high quality of materials, color and paper, make Osaka prints very precious. The so-called Osaka prints became favored among connoisseurs.
New Artwork online!
Take a look at our Prints by Contemporary European Artists
from November 5th to 14th we show our annual fall fair exhibition at the gallery and are open daily (except Sunday) from 11:00 - 19:00.
Please contact us by phone or email, so we can apply the distance rules.
We are happy to announce the second online valuation week:
From November 23rd to 27th Dr. Marcus Oertel will valuate your Asian objects. Submit now!
For printing Japanese woodblock prints, there was a simple method to determinate the paper sizes: Standardized sheets got divided into two, three or four parts. A paper size bigger than the full-sized paper got glued together. Even though it seems simple, it is not so easy to name the actual size. Although the full-sized sheets have been standardized, the actual sizes can vary quite a lot. That could have different reasons:
Besuchen Sie uns am Stand 25 // Visit us at booth 25.
MuseumsQuartier Wien
15. - 18. Oktober 2020 | Donnerstag 11 h - 20 h, Freitag, Samstag und Sonntag 11 h - 18 h
We are happy to announce our participation at the SIAF Salzburg International Art Fair
We are happy to see you at booth 12!
Some months ago, the gallery's team member joined a research team at the Universität Wien to recreate the biggest exhibition of Hokusai's works in Vienna in 1901.
Please read the whole article on the MAK Blog.
Submit now!
Take pictures of your Asian artwork and the renowned expert for Asian art Dr. Marcus Oertel will valuate your objects without charge and nonbinding and can also advise you if you are interested in expanding or improving your collection.
All further information please see our submission page.
MONDAY, THURSDAY, FRIDAY 11am - 6pm
SATURDAY: 11 am - 3 pm
Please wear a FFP2 mask.
Due to the current situation, our gallery remains CLOSED until further notice.
Please feel free to get in touch by phone at +43 (0)676 38 77 331 or via email This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.
Nevertheless, we still work constantly on putting more artworks online and our webshop remains in service.
Visit the exciting exhibiton at the Weltmuseum, Vienna.
13 Februar to 10 May 2020
Canceled.
Visit us at Palais Niederösterreich booth 1, Vienna
Preview and Opening: March 6th, 16:00/18:00 (invitation needed)
Open: 7. -15. March 2020, 11:00 - 19:00 (except 15.3. 11:00 - 18:00)
Visit the exciting exhibiton at the MAK Vienna, Museum of Applied Arts (Museum für angewandte Kunst).
LAST DAY: February 16, 2020
