Overview for 'Photographs'

Data Updated: 6 November 2023
Travel Collection of the Picture Archives of the Austrian National Library
The Travel Collection of the Picture Archives of the Austrian National Library holds unique photographic series on travel, expeditions and ethnography, which date from the second half of the 19th and the 20th centuries.
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Historical pictures of Vienna
The collection of old Viennese photographs covers several themes: people, Viennese history, everyday life, Viennese surroundings, places and streets of all 23 districts within Vienna.
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Historical Images of Europe from the Austrian National Library
This collection comprises 55 portfolios of around 3,900 prints. Items include topographical recordings, images of cities, villages, buildings, architecture, landscapes and pictures of natural events from the areas of the former Austrian crown-lands, but also from modern day Germany, Italy, France, England, Spain, Switzerland and The Netherlands.
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Historical Photographs of Austria
This collection of approximately 4488 objects offers topographic and architectural photography of Austria taken by several photographers including Gernat, Rudolf Wien, Otto Gleim, Friedrich Büngener, as well as by several national and foreign institutions such as the Österreichische Lichtbildstelle, the Niederösterreichischer Landesfremdenverkehrsverband, the British ISB and the United States Information Service (USIS).
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Historical photographs from the Austrian National Library
This contemporary history collection comprising 10,500 digitized images is focused on events and people from Austria from 1918 onward.
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World War One photo collection from the propaganda department of the Austro-Hungarian army
More than 37.000 photographs mostly from the photo collection of the Imperial and Royal War Press Bureau. The Press Bureau was the propaganda department of the Austro-Hungarian Army.
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