Résumé

Sommaire : The Old Imperial City and the Newcomer / Hermann Schlosser -- I. The Secessions -- Distinctive Features of Art in Vienna and Berlin / Alexander Klee -- The Wiener Werkstatte in Berlin / Rainald Franz -- Berlin Naturalism and Impressionism in Vienna / Markus Fellinger -- Pictures of the "Other" Vienna / Isabelle Lindermann -- Julius Gustav Licht: Traces of a Collector's Life between Vienna and Berlin / Wolfgang Schoddert -- The Art Trade in Vienna and Berlin / Katinka Gratzer-Baumgartner -- II. Expressionism -- Expressionism in Berlin and Vienna / Frank Whitford -- The Visualization of World War I in Vienna and Berlin / Clemens Klockner -- Murders of Women in the Works of Kokoschka and Dix / Stephanie Auer -- The Early Expressionist Magazines and their Protagonists from Vienna and Berlin / Johannes Waßmer -- On the Dedication of Hans Tietze and his Wife, Erica Tietze-Conrat / Almut Krapf-Weiler -- Music and Art in Vienna and Berlin / Hartmut Krones -- III. Dada / Kineticism -- Dada Berlin and perhaps Austria's "Greatest Experimenter" / Ralf Burmeister -- Modern Women Artists between the Metropolises / Annelie Lutgens -- Friedrich Kiesler's Connections to Berlin / Harald Krejci -- The Significance of Magazines in Austria / Maximilian Kaiser -- IV. New Objectivity -- The Painting of New Objectivity, as Seen from Berlin / Janina Nentwig -- "Magical" Objectivity in Vienna and Austria / Cornelia Cabuk -- Theater in Caricature in Viennese and Berlin Modernism / Christina Korzen -- Vienna in the Feuilletons of Weimar Republic Berlin / Christian Jager