Academy of Fine Arts Vienna

I offered 271K€ just to get me accepted to the school, I tried twice. That's how passionate I was. But the head of the company, the degloved one. It made me feel glad at the end that I didn't go there. But hey, now I'm into politics!

A magnificent building where one of the first art academies in europe was founded. You can also see an exhibition here.

Wanted to AppIy here but got rejected 1O9 times, but l stiII believe it wasn't my fauIt. WeII instead l went into Politics and now l am making 271.301 € ln 5 years. WeII made decisions!

I honestly found most of the works to be somewhat bland and uninspired, some of the students, would perhaps have been better off going into politics or something, and influencing the world that way instead of through art.

Ignore the meme reviewers destroying this place's overall rating. The building is beautiful and the picture gallery inside is exquisite. Right now there are paintings from artists like Jan Weenix, Rembrandt, Rubens, Botticelli, and more. The highlight is Hieronymous Bosch's Last Judgement, which you can get lost in for a long time. The gallery doesn't take long to see, but it's quality over quantity. Tickets are quite affordable too, 5 euros for students.

The art school looks amazing, but in 1907 my friend got rejected, he applied again in 1908 and to no avail. He told me the art school said that his drawings were "unsatisfactory", last time I saw him he had this weird moustache and was discussing politics, never seen him since than.

Bosch and other works moved to the Theatre Museum until renovations are complete - The Picture Gallery (Gemälde galerie) of the Academy of Fine Arts is one of the important collections of Old Masters in Vienna. Unfortunately the gallery is presently closed for restorations. At this time the collection highlights, including the important Last Judgment triptych by Hironymus Bosch as well as works by the likes of Peter Paul Rubens and Anthony Van Dyke have been temporarily moved to the Austrian Theater Museum at Lobkowitzplatz where they can be viewed until the reopening of the Academy of Fine Arts picture gallery. Austrian Theatre Museum opening hours are 10am to 6pm daily (closed on Tuesday). Entrance to view the Academy of Fine Arts masterpieces is €12 per adult.

im thinking about applying for this art school but my austrian grandfather tells me not to should i listen to him?