Inventory
Inventory
The University Archive holds records on faculty and students including personnel files, class catalogues, enrollment forms and academic transcripts, as well as administrative files, where these have been preserved. Archival materials, bequests and special collections closely affiliated with the institute are also archived.
- Records
- Supplementary documents
- Collections / Bequests / Documentation
- Library
Records
- Administrative files:
Inventory: as of initial founding in 1867 (where preserved).
Contents: records on teaching and administrative operations
- Personnel files: (teaching and administration)
Inventory: as of initial founding as an Arts and Crafts School to the present (after retirement date)
Contents: personal data and documents concerning faculty
- Class catalogues:
Inventory: as of initial founding as an Arts and Crafts School
Contents: class rosters, verbal assessments, assignments and workspaces
Lists of the class catalogues 1868/69 until 1933/34 (edited by Viktoria Gitzl from her thesis on "Genealogien der Klassen")
Lists of the class catalogues 1934/35 until 2016/17 (edited by Viktoria Gitzl)
- Enrollment forms (Inventory):
as of 1900, Contents: personal data
- Graduation certificates:
Inventory: as of 1890
Supplementary documents
- Correspondence
autographs, diverse documents
- Manuscripts, typescripts
Collections / Bequests / Documentation
- Photography
documentation of works, events, graduation shows, portraits, etc.
- Printed matter
posters, invitations, antiquarian books/journals, clippings, etc.
- Audiovisual media
documentation of various media contributions
- Estates and collections (examples)
Schütte-Lihotzky, Margarete, estate/archive
Schuster, Franz, estate/archive
Zweybrück, Emmy, archive
Niedermoser, Otto, archive
Manthey, Axel, archive
Nötscher Circle, archive (A. Kolig, F. Wiegele, G. Frankl, S. Isepp, W. Schaukal)
Trickfilm, Archive (Trickfilmstudio M. Lassnig / L. Ch. Attersee)
Library
The University Archive has an extensive reference library on the artists affiliated with the institution as well as on the most important contextual fields. The inventory consists largely of legal deposit copies of research theses (monographs, exhibitions, Wiener Werkstätte, turn of the century, interwar period, National Socialism, modernism, architecture, stage design, film/photography, ceramics, fashion/textiles, furniture, etc).