The exhibition is titled 'FINE ART Herbst 2026.'
The listing includes two works by Egon Schiele: 'Portrait of a Standing Boy,' dated 1910, and 'Study for an Unrealised Painting,' dated 1912.
Two works by Gustav Klimt are also identified: 'Standing Nude Facing Left, Holding a Cloth in Front of the Body,' dated 1916/17, and 'Adele Bloch-Bauer with Her Left Arm Bent,' dated 1910/11.
The exhibition page identifies two works by Alfons Walde: 'Wilder Kaiser on a Winter Evening,' dated around 1924, and 'Begegnung,' dated 1923/25. Walde's powerful, distinctive landscapes quickly attracted great attention, and his painting became emblematic of the Tyrolean mountains.
The listing also includes Artur Nikodem's 'Evening Mood in Fulpmes in the Stubai Valley,' dated 1919. For Nikodem, military service, encounters with foreign cultures and exposure to southern light became a true 'school of seeing.'