The Albertinas Photographic Collection currently comprises some 100,000 objects, which, by and large, originate from
the following sources:
The photographs held by the Albertina since the 1850s came into the house as an integral part of special thematic collections.
The collections of the Austrian Federal Education and Research Institute for Graphics were taken over in 2000 on permanent loan basis, forming the foundation of the new photographic collection.
The Langewiesche archive entered the Albertinas stock of collections on a permanent loan basis through the Austrian Ludwig Foundation for Art and Science.
The holdings have been increased in many directions, ranging from the beginning of the medium to the present.
Present-day photography
Mag. Walter Moser
Photography of the 19th century
Dr. Maren Gröning
Photography around 1900 and Photography of Classical Modernism
Dr. Astrid Mahler (Karenz)
Dr. Anna Hanreich
| Monday through Thursday | T +43 (0)1 53 483-470 |
| 10 am to 4 pm | F +43 (0)1 53 483-320 |
| Further informations |
15 July to 15 August, 24 December to 6 January, on all official holidays and during periods of maintenance work closed
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Monday through Thursday |
T +43 (0)1 53 483-460 T +43 (0)1 53 483-470 |
| 10 am to 4 pm | F +43 (0)1 53 483-320 |
| Further informations | bibliothek@albertina.at |
15 July to 15 August, 24 December to 6 January, on all official holidays and during periods of maintenance work closed
| Dr. Ingrid Kastel | T +43 (0)1 53 483-450 |
| Albertinaplatz 1 | F +43 (0)1 53 483-177 |
| 1010 Vienna, Austria | E i.kastel@albertina.at |