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Gustav Mahler’s grave
Anonymous photographer1911
Arnold Schönberg Center
Vienna, Austria
“All Jung-Wien music begins with Mahler. The fervent breath of the conductor, who was also a great man, animated all those who were young at the time.” (Adolf Weißmann) – The demise of musical Jung-Wien coincided with the death of its protector Gustav Mahler in May 1911. Mahler supported Schönberg in non-material and financial ways. As an ardent partisan for the young composer, he even helped him beyond death by providing a stipend for him. Arnold Schönberg kept the photograph of Mahler’s grave (gravestone: Josef Hoffmann) until his death.
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- Title: Gustav Mahler’s grave
- Creator: Anonymous photographer
- Date Created: 1911
- Location: Vienna, Austria
- Location Created: Wien, Österreich
- Physical Dimensions: w8,5 x h10,9 cm
- Provenance: Arnold Schoenberg, Los Angeles; Gertrud Schoenberg, Los Angeles; Nuria Schoenberg Nono, Venezia, Lawrence and Ronald Schoenberg, Los Angeles; Arnold Schoenberg Institute, Los Angeles; Arnold Schönberg Center, Vienna
- Type: Photograph
- Rights: Arnold Schönberg Center, Vienna
- External Link: https://www.schoenberg.at
- Medium: Silver gelatin print
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