Translation of "Wiener art" in English

I gotta say, I like this Viennese variation of bum.

A contemporary way to enjoy Vienna coffee house culture at home.

In the morning a rich Viennese breakfast buffet is served.

Here, at least, the days of the Wiener Schnitzel are numbered.

Of course this is just the beginning. Further descriptions of Viennese sights of all kinds can be found here...

Karl Hagenauer was an Austrian architect, designer and craftsman of the Viennese Art Deco movement.

For this purpose, the tubular casings were stuffed with typical sausage filings, for example, of the Vienna or Frankfurt type, cut into portions, and smoked and cooked under known conditions.

And, while rating agencies might still regard a Vienna-type outcome as a default, the Talmudic sages show us why a more thoughtful classification is required.

Served on a silver tray in a porcelain cup and saucer with a small glass of water and a spoon balanced atop, Julius Meinl coffee tastes best when served in this traditional Viennese way.

Here, in the city, the boutiques and shops display characteristic Viennese charm and are beloved by residents and tourists alike.

Guests can also experience Vienna's redefined afternoon tea "Tea & The City" or exclusive Dstrikt Steakbrunch.

High quality works of art and furniture by architects and designers from the turn of the century such as Josef Hoffmann, Otto Prutscher, Adolf Loos, Koloman Moser, Otto Wagner and Michael Powolny, form a focal point of the Art Nouveau, Wiener Werkstätte, Art Déco and 19th century applied arts department at Dorotheum.

This purse has one large compartment for coins, the design has been felt to by the " Vienna style" .

Flying machine maker, sound engineer, guitarist and automata creator Janka is a kind of Viennese Caractacus Potts figure with a basement studio to rival Peter Blake's.

A Schnitzel made of pork can be called "Schnitzel Wiener Art" (Viennese style schnitzel) or "Wiener Schnitzel vom Schwein" (Viennese schnitzel from pork).

He joined the International Art Club and the Vienna Art Club as a student.

High quality works of art and furniture by architects and designers from the turn of the century such as Josef Hoffmann, Otto Prutscher, Adolf Loos, Koloman Moser, Otto Wagner and Michael Powolny, form a focal point of the Art Nouveau, Wiener Werkstätte, Art Déco and 19th century applied arts department at Dorotheum.

For sure we offer different coffee-variations so you can start your day in the traditional coffee-city "the vienna way".

The second work, 20x93 (2010), was created, before the artist left Vienna last autumn, for the exhibition originalfunktional, organised by the Vienna Art Foundation, and curated by Stefan Bidner. It was specifically made to serve as a bench to sit on and consists of various layers of materials such as wood-fibre boards, plasterboard, polystyrene, acrylic glass, rubber, and linoleum, coming in different colours and sizes.

The Public Art Policies conference in Vienna is the first in a series of discursive events that will take place throughout 2004 in Vienna, Linz, Ljubljana, London, Lüneburg and Riga in conjunction with the transnational research project republicart.

High quality amenities as well as the exclusive furnishings of the high-end brand Minotti combined with state-of-the-art technology and contemporary art chosen by the experts of Vienna's Contemporary Art Advisors, create the perfect setting in which to relax and unwind.

Whether juicy Winzi-Weenie Würstchen, a hearty fried sausage or a crispy Wiener style Schnitzel - there's no boredom here!

Since 1718 The rich history of Vienna Porcelain began almost 300 years ago, one which may be divided into five distinct periods: the Du Paquier period (Claudius Innocentius du Paquier received an exclusive appointment to Emperor Charles VI on 25. 5. 1718), Rococo (Maria Theresia made the business an imperial possession), Classicism, Biedermeier and "Vienna Art Deco", with which the manufacturer, located since 1923 in Vienna's Augarten Palace, approached yet another high point in its story.

The MAK provides fascinating insights into the wealth of ideas and forms as well as the esthetic power of Viennese art nouveau and Art Deco.

These trends are from a range from American pop art, photo realism, fluxus, nouveau réalism to Vienna actionism, arte povera, and conceptional and minimalist art, but we can meet with pieces of the contemporary Middle and Eastern European art as well.

Upon request, Waldmann refines its pens with the "Vienna" engraving which only a few engravers are still able to master.