Article · 2012

The Archaeology of Cyprus in Austrian Collections and Research

Gabriele Koiner

Cahiers du Centre d'Études Chypriotes 42

Who did what

29 records

Buying, selling and giving 13

  • Joseph von Hammer-PurgstallExported

    Joseph Freiherr von Hammer-Purgstall brought half of a statue base from Cyprus with him.

    half of a statue base of Ptolemy VI and his son Ptolemy EupatorNo. inv. ANSA III 7

    1800 · p. 118
  • Karl (Carl) FriederichsHelpedKunsthistorisches Museum

    Karl Friederichs assisted the acquisition of 155 objects from the Cesnola collection for the Kunsthistorisches Museum.

    1870 · p. 118
  • Georg Freiherr von MillosiczPassed objects toKunsthistorisches Museum

    The Kunsthistorisches Museum owed the large statue from Pyla to Georg von Millosicz.

    p. 118
  • Max Ohnefalsch-RichterPassed objects toKunsthistorisches Museum

    176 pieces, including the Artemis of Larnaca, came to the Kunsthistorisches Museum through several acquisitions from Max Ohnefalsch-Richter.

    p. 118
  • Max Ohnefalsch-RichterSold toLouvre Museum

    Max Ohnefalsch-Richter offered the Artemis of Larnaca to the Louvre Museum.

    p. 118
  • Eugen OberhummerGave toUniversity of Vienna

    Eugen Oberhummer donated Cypriote ceramics and terracotta figurines to the University of Vienna.

    Bronze and Iron Age ceramics and Iron Age terracotta figurines

    p. 119
  • Fritz SchachermeyrGave toAustrian Academy of Science

    Fritz Schachermeyr donated the sherd collection to the Austrian Academy of Science.

    sherds of Mediterranean and Near Eastern provenance

    p. 119
  • Sigmund FreudFormed a collection

    Sigmund Freud was a passionate collector of antiquities.

    London

    p. 119
  • von LuschanGave toUniversity of Vienna

    Felix von Luschan donated Cypriote ceramics and terracotta figurines to the University of Vienna.

    Bronze and Iron Age ceramics and Iron Age terracotta figurines

    p. 119
  • F. UngerSold toUniversalmuseum Joanneum

    Franz Unger sold antiquities he had acquired in Larnaca to the Universalmuseum Joanneum.

    limestone figures, terracotta feet, vessels, a lamp and coinsGraz

    1862 · p. 125
  • F. UngerAcquired

    Franz Unger acquired the objects in Larnaca in 1862; their provenance was presumed to be Idalion.

    limestone figures, pottery, a lamp and coins

    1862 · p. 125
  • Karin GetherGave toUniversity of Graz

    Karin Gether gave a Red Polished Ware cup, small bronze coins and a male head with kausia to the University of Graz collection.

    Red Polished Ware cup; small bronze coins; male head with kausiaNo. inv. G 2046

    p. 127
  • Clementine von WestGave toKärntner Landesmuseum

    Clementine von West gave a belly-handled amphora to the Kärntner Landesmuseum.

    No. inv. 1244

    p. 128

Excavation 1

  • Rupert BreitwieserConnected withMazotos Shipwreck Expedition

    Rupert Breitwieser was a member of the team of the Mazotos Shipwreck Expedition.

    near Agios Georgios

    p. 129

Recording and study 14

  • Alfred Bernhard-WalcherPublished material ofKunsthistorisches Museum

    Bernhard-Walcher published the Kunsthistorisches Museum’s Bronze Age pottery in a Corpus Vasorum Antiquorum fascicle.

    Vienna

    1999 · p. 118
  • Claudia Lang-AuingerCatalogued the collection ofKunsthistorisches Museum

    Claudia Lang-Auinger prepared a catalogue of the museum's Iron Age ceramics.

    p. 118
  • Günther DembskiPublished material ofKunsthistorisches Museum

    Günther Dembski published a selection of masterpieces from the museum's collection.

    p. 118
  • Kurt GschwantlerPublished material ofKunsthistorisches Museum

    Kurt Gschwantler published a selection of masterpieces from the museum's collection.

    p. 118
  • Vassos KarageorghisPublished material ofKunsthistorisches Museum

    Vassos Karageorghis published a selection of masterpieces from the museum's collection.

    p. 118
  • Claus ReinholdtPublished material ofAustrian Academy of Science

    Claus Reinholdt published three sherds from Sotira Teppes held in the collection.

    p. 119
  • Friedrich BreinPublished material ofUniversity of Vienna

    Friedrich Brein published the University's Cypriote collection with collaborators.

    Bronze and Iron Age ceramics and Iron Age terracotta figurines

    p. 119
  • Kurt SchallerWorked withFriedrich Brein

    Kurt Schaller collaborated with Friedrich Brein on publication of the University of Vienna collection.

    University of Vienna Cypriote collection

    p. 119
  • Lotte DollhoferWorked withFriedrich Brein

    Lotte Dollhofer collaborated with Friedrich Brein on publication of the University of Vienna collection.

    University of Vienna Cypriote collection

    p. 119
  • Sigrid Deger-JalkotzyDirectedSCIEM 2000

    Sigrid Deger-Jalkotzy was one of the heads of the SCIEM 2000 project.

    p. 120
  • Gabriele KoinerTeacher ofNicole Reitinger

    Gabriele Koiner supervised Nicole Reitinger's PhD thesis on Cypriote sanctuaries.

    Late Classical and Hellenistic sanctuaries in the Mesaoria

    p. 127
  • Gabriele KoinerCatalogued

    Gabriele Koiner prepared the Cypriote vases for the forthcoming CVA volume of the University of Graz.

    p. 127
  • F. UngerPassed on

    probablyThe squeezes were probably brought to Graz by Franz Unger in 1862.

    squeezes of Cypriote inscriptions

    1862 · p. 128
  • Brinna OttoPublished material ofHans-Günter Buchholz

    Brinna Otto was to publish terracottas from Hans-Günther Buchholz's Tamassos excavations.

    terracottas from Tamassos

    p. 130

Posts and family 1

  • Lisa PeloschekEmployed byAustrian Archaeological Institute

    The Austrian Archaeological Institute employed Lisa Peloschek, who worked on ceramics from Aphendrika.

    p. 121