Lace and so on …
Bertha Pappenheim's Collections at the MAK
Edited by
Peter Noever,
MAK Wien
Anno O. alias Bertha Pappenheim, the first of Sigmund Freud's recorded “cases” to be treated with psychoanalytical discussion therapy, was not only a prominent Jewish women’s rights activist and protector of women in need, she was also known as a generous collector of lace and cast iron objects. A representative selection of these heterogeneous and yet linked objects which the collector both sold and donated to the MAK is shown here for the first time.
Texts by
Peter Noever,
Dagmar Sachsenhofer,
Elisabeth Schmuttermeier,
Angela Völker,
Gudrun Wolfgruber
Published on the occasion of the exhibition “Lace and so on ... Bertha Pappenheim's Collections in the MAK” at the MAK Vienna, Ocotber 03, 2007 - March 16, 2008
Graphic design:
Maria Anna Friedl
German/
English
approx.
96 pages,
21
26
numerous illustrations in color and b/w
softcover
series/volume
MAK – Museum für angewandte Kunst, Wien




