Dvořák, Max, 1874-1921
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- Das rätsel der kunst der brüder van Eyck, 1925:t .p. (von Max Dvořak)
- Dvořák, Max; born: June 4, 1874 in Raudnitz, modern Roudnice, Bohemia [near Prague], Czech Republic; died: February 8, 1921 in Grusbach, modern Hru'ovany nad Jevi'ovkou, Czech Republic. One of the pillars of "Vienna-School" of art history; employed a Geistesgeschichte methodology. Dvořák was the son of a archivist and librarian for the Palace of Roudnice, Bohemia. He completed a doctorate in history at the Institut für Österreichische Geschichtsforschung in 1897 in Vienna, etc. ( (Dictionary of Art Historians, Sept. 19, 2013) )
- Ocherki po iskusstvu Srednevekovʹi︠a︡, 1934:title page (Maks Dvorzhak)
- sex or gender: male; VIAF identifier: 69052687; ISNI: 0000000122813641; LCAuth identifier: n81032850; GND identifier: 118528378; place of birth: Roudnice nad Labem; place of death: Znojmo, Hrušovany nad Jevišovkou; country of citizenship: Austria; NDL identifier: 00465928; Commons category: Max Dvořák; NKC identifier: jk01030174; instance of: human; date of birth: +1874-06-24T00:00:00Z; date of death: +1921-02-08T00:00:00Z; Freebase identifier: /m/06l5_p; BnF identifier: 126784646; given name: Max; employer: University of Vienna; occupation: art historian, historian, writer, university teacher; NTA identifier (Netherlands): 069880115; ULAN identifier: 500207175; Perlentaucher ID: max-dvorak; described by source: Great Soviet Encyclopedia (1969-1978); work location: Vienna; surname: Dvořák; SUDOC authorities: 071081119; languages spoken or published: German; Dictionary of Art Historians ID (P2332): dvorakm; Open Library identifier: OL7214828A, OL4704476A; FAST-ID: 69958; BNE identifier: XX912857; Great Russian Encyclopedia Online ID (P2924): 1942742 ( (Wikimedia via Wikipedia, January 5, 2017) )
- Wikipedia, Sept. 19, 2013(Max Dvořák; born 4 June 1874 in Roudnice nad Labem, Bohemia; died 8 February 1921 in Hrušovany nad Jevišovkou, Czechoslovakia; Czech-born Austrian art historian)
- Der Palazzodi Venezia ... 1909.