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BALL D’OR at Belvedere: Gala Dinner and Afterparty

Posted on 10. September 2012 by #viennacontemporary Leave a comment

the golden car

Michi Lukas & Astrid Deigner

lady in red

Gerry Keszler and Hairdresser Erich Joham

Bomber Man

the conspiracy

Roberto Lhotka

Daniel Haider and Wal Torres

Vita Zaman and Life Ball founder and organisator Gerry Keszler

21er Haus curator Severin Dünser, Nefeli Papakryiakopoulou and a friend

Karola Kraus, director of MUMOK, and a friend

Erwin Wurm and Elise Mougin

Agness Husslein, Director of Belvedere

"Napoleon crossing the Alps" (the Belvedere Version) by Jacques-Louis David; As Napoleon saw the original the first time, he immidiatly ordered 4 more copies.

Günther Brodaer

belvedere insides

Caroline von Reden, Bernhard Moss and Stefan Pfandt

Christina Steinbrecher, Alexander Ruthner and Caroline von Reden

Christina Steinbrecher und Stefan Pfandt

Gallerist Emanuel Layr

Prince Eugen by Carlo Innocenzo Carlone

The Marble Hall at Belvedere

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