KUNSTHISTORISCHES MUSEUM, The Three Philosophers By Giorgione

A comparison between the major names in European art during the Renaissance and Baroque periods can be made mainly in the larger rooms, which house the larger canvases, and where visitors can also admire sumptuous, comfortable décor, with upholstered sofas, colorful walls, and dark marble barriers that separate the works.

However, a significant number of visitors prefer to spend more time visiting the smaller rooms, which surround the majestic halls and are less solemn than the settings of the "grand painting" works that are a legacy of the imperial collections of the Habsburgs. The sensation in these rooms is one of closer contact with the paintings, many of them masterpieces ready to be discovered little by little....