"Wien um 1900" is an impressive exploration of the cultural and artistic flourishing of Vienna between 1890 and 1910. During this time, the city experienced a remarkable accumulation of innovative ideas and approaches that profoundly shaped the modern world. The Viennese Modernism, a term that only became popular in the 1980s, encompasses significant movements such as Art Nouveau, psychoanalysis, and the development of twelve-tone music. Renowned figures like Gustav Klimt, Sigmund Freud, and Egon Schiele left their unique marks on this era through their contributions to art, architecture, and science. This book offers a deep insight into the creative climate of the time and honors the achievements of the artists and thinkers who made Vienna a center of modernity. It is a tribute to the cultural diversity and intellectual exchange that took place in the city's coffeehouses and studios, turning the Viennese Modernism into a fascinating chapter of history.