Erich Steininger is one of the most significant Austrian printmakers of the 20th century. His work is dedicated to the woodcut – a reduced, powerful visual language between figuration, landscape, and abstraction. As an artist, teacher, and advocate, he left a lasting mark on the Austrian printmaking scene.

Anna Luise Schnur is a Vienna-based artist working across painting, graphics, and printmaking. In her practice, she isolates everyday objects from their familiar context, distilling them into minimalist pictorial and spatial compositions. Her work navigates the tension between figuration and abstraction, architecture and human presence.