Maria Bach (1896–1978) was a composer, poet and visual artist of remarkable range. Through her work she translated memories and impressions into sound and image – her childhood in castles on the outskirts of Vienna, life during wartime, and journeys abroad both real and imagined. Yet despite early promise, Bach spent much of her life fighting to be taken seriously. This post explores her story through documents, letters and photographs held in the Renner-Lanjus Collection arc

Robert Bonaventura Michael Wenzel Freiherr von Bach (1864-1927) was born on the 20th of March 1864 and was baptised in the St. Stephen’s...

Explore the life and career of one of our founders, Baroness Lenore Bach.