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Art project ‘Der Muse reicht's’ (“The Muse has had it”) by Iris Andraschek in the Arkadenhof (arcaded court yard) of the University of Vienna, bird's-eye view

Art project ‘Der Muse reicht's’ (“The Muse has had it”) by Iris Andraschek in the Arkadenhof (arcaded court yard) of the University of Vienna, beginning at the Kastalia monument

Pedestal 1 of the art project ‘Der Muse reicht's’ (“The Muse has had it”) by Iris Andraschek in the Arkadenhof (arcaded court yard) of the University of Vienna

Pedestal 2 of the art project ‘Der Muse reicht's’ (“The Muse has had it”) by Iris Andraschek in the Arkadenhof (arcaded court yard) of the University of Vienna

Monument to Otto Kahler (1849–1893) in the Arkadenhof (arcaded court yard) of the University of Vienna, sculptured by Richard Kauffungen, unveiled 1904

Monument to Hugo Weidel (1849–1899) in the Arkadenhof (arcaded court yard) of the University of Vienna, sculptured by Alfonso Canciani, unveiled 1906

Monument to Jan Ingen-Housz (1730–1799) in the Arkadenhof (arcaded court yard) of the University of Vienna, sculptured by Franz Seifert, unveiled 1905

Denkmal für Nikolaus Joseph Freiherr von Jacquin (1727-1817) von Bildhauer Leopold Schrödl, im Arkadenhof der Universität Wien (enthüllt am 14. Juni 1905)

Monument to Nikolaus Joseph von Jacquin (1727–1817) in the Arkadenhof (arcaded court yard) of the University of Vienna, sculptured by Leopold Schrödl, unveiled 1905

Monument to Karl Stoerk (1832–1899) in the Arkadenhof (arcaded court yard) of the University of Vienna, sculptured by Johannes Benk, unveiled 1907

Monument to Hermann von Widerhofer (1832–1901) in the Arkadenhof (arcaded court yard) of the University of Vienna, sculptured by Richard Kauffungen, unveiled 1907

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