- (1840–1884), the
influential Austrian painter-decorator was born locally.
Makartplatz (Makart Square) is
named in his honour. Irma von Troll-Borostyani (1847–1912)...
- also born here; the
family moved to
nearby Hannibalplatz (present-day
Makartplatz) in 1773. The
International Mozarteum Foundation has
operated a Mozart...
-
services to
visual arts and UK-German relations.
Caldera (2008), in the
Makartplatz, Salzburg,
Austria Distant Cousin Wirbelsäule – the
articulated column...
- for
auction by art-dealer H.O. Miethke. Salzburg's
Makart Square, or
Makartplatz, was
named after the painter. The "Makartstil",
which determined the...
- part of line 1. A few days later, on 24
October 1940, the
extension to
Makartplatz followed, and on 10
November 1940, the line was
further extended, to...
- from Wolfgang's
birthplace in Getreideg****e to the
Tanzmeisterhaus in
Makartplatz.
Composer James Hook
vacates his post at
Marylebone Gardens in London...
