Alfred Hrdlicka was a Viennese artist and sculptor who caused an uproar with his portrayal of the Last Supper, in which he depicted Jesus being fondled and the Apostles groping one other. In April ...

Erwin Hauser, Vice President of the Lentos Friends Association, donated his art collection of around 3,000 works to the City of Linz and the Lentos Kunstmuseum in 2024.

Austrian artist Alfred Hrdlicka, whose controversial works in metal, paint and pencil alienated as much as attracted the public died on Saturday, Austrian media reported. The Austria Press Agency ...

VIENNA — Austrian artist Alfred Hrdlicka, whose controversial works in metal, paint and pencil alienated as much as attracted the public died Saturday, Austrian media reported. He was 81. The Austria ...

They knew it would be risky to exhibit a homoerotic version of Jesus Christ's Last Supper, but Vienna's Roman Catholic Cathedral was not ready for a barrage of angry messages and calls to be shut down ...

VIENNAVIENNA — Austrian artist Alfred Hrdlicka, whose controversial works in metal, paint and pencil alienated as much as attracted the public died Saturday, Austrian media reported. He was 81. The ...

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VIENNA (Reuters) - Alfred Hrdlicka, a prominent leftist Austrian sculptor, whose iconoclastic works condemned war and fascism and at times upset religious sensibilities, died on Saturday aged 81, ...

Austrians are locked in a debate touched off by the brief display in a prestigious Roman Catholic museum of an etching that depicts Jesus Christ and his disciples having an orgy during the biblical ...

Austrians are locked in a fierce debate over an art exhibit at a religious museum that includes an etching of Jesus Christ and his disciples having an orgy. The exhibition Religion, Flesh and Power, ...

They knew it would be risky to exhibit a homoerotic version of Christ’s Last Supper, but curators at the museum of Vienna’s Roman Catholic cathedral weren’t ready for a barrage of angry messages and ...