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Cherubs of Vienna (and Melk)

All photos by Renée DeVoe Mertz, October 2016.

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Author RenéePosted on April 1, 2017Categories art and archaeology, bizarre, museums, photo essays, travel, viennaTags Ai Weiwei, art, Austria, Belvedere Gardens, cherubs, Egon Schiele, Ephesos Museum, fountains, Judenplatz, Kunsthistorisches Museum, Lower Belvedere, Maria-Theresien Platz, Melk, Naturhistorisches Museum, sculpture, Vienna, weird

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