Weiner Collection

Whooper Swans Flying In Falling Snow

Vienna Secession 1910 - International Hunting Exhibition
Art nouveau postcard by G Passegger depicting a pavillion at the International Hunting and Country Sports Exhibition in Vienna in 1910 Date: 1910

Reproduction of a poster for The Country Girl at Dalys Theatre in December 1902. Date: 1902

Heinrich Lefler J Weiner Vienna Flower parade
Heinrich Lefler, J. Weiner (Vienna), Flower parade, paper, lithography, Total: height: 125 cm; width: 91 cm, signed: bottom right in printing form: H

?Join the Anti-Aircraft Units of the Territorial Army?, 1938
Join the Anti-Aircraft Units of the Territorial Army and make Britain a stronghold of freedom, 1938. Colour lithograph recruitment poster after Lance Cattermole

Chihuahua Longs For Sausage
New York, New York: c. 1941. A chihuahua at the Westminster Kennel Show gazes longingly at the tempting morsel just out of reach

Professor J. S. Weiner
Pretoria born scientist who became Reader in Physical Anthropology at Oxford. In 1953 he famously exposed the Piltdown Man as a fraud

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Amidst the falling snow, Whooper Swans gracefully fly, their silhouettes contrasting against the winter sky. A century ago, Vienna buzzed with excitement for the International Hunting Exhibition of 1910, as depicted in this Seessionist poster. Meanwhile, at Dalys Theatre in December 1902, The Country Girl played to packed houses. Fast forward to 1938, as the ominous call to "Join the Anti-Aircraft Units of the Territorial Army" echoed through the streets of Vienna. In a lighter note, a Chihuahua longs for a savory sausage at the annual Vienna Flower Parade, reminiscent of the vibrant poster by Heinrich Lefler J. Weiner. And let's not forget the enigmatic Professor J.S. Weiner, whose discoveries continue to intrigue and inspire.