Infeld Travelling Collection

Museum Schütz, Engelhartszell, Austria

The exhibition "Vienna School of Fantastic Realism" in the Schütz Museum in Engelhartszell features 52 works from the Infeld Collection.

The beginning of the Infeld Collection, which today is one of the largest private collections in Austria, was the Vienna School of Fantastic Realism (Rudolf Hausner, Anton Lehmden, Ernst Fuchs, Wolfgang Hutter, Arik Brauer). 

Museum Gugging, Maria Gugging, Österreich

Seven works from Ida Buchmann (1911–2001), Johann Korec (1937–2008) and Johann Fischer (1919–2008) from the Infeld collection are part of the exhibition „visualized dreams“ in Museum Gugging.

The three Art Brut artists have immortalized their dreams in their artworks. 

Museum Gugging, Maria Gugging, Austria

The Infeld Collection includes Austria’s largest collection of Naive Art. Not only that, but it also encompasses positions that border on Art Brut, Self-Taught Art and Outsider Art.

The exhibition familiarizes visitors with famous Naive Artists, emphasizing positions from what is now the country of Croatia. 

Klovicevi Dvori Gallery, Zagreb, Croatia 

One work from the Infeld Collection is part from the exhibition in “Klovicevi dvori”: The Watercolour „In the garden of pigs“ from the year 1933 is an early work from Ivan Generalic, one of the most popular Croatian naïve artists.

The emergence of Zemlja Association of Artists in 1929 radically changed the Croatian art scene between the two wars. Zemlja was a group of academically educated artists (Krsto Hegedusic), peasants (Ivan Generalic) and workers.