This important museum for German and Austrian art of the early twentieth century was founded by two close friends: art dealer and curator Serge Sabarsky and entrepreneur, philanthropist, and art collector Ronald Lauder. Star architect Annabelle Selldorf transformed the small Fifth Avenue palace into a tasteful jewel case for art. The best of Viennese specialties are also served in original turn-of-the-century style, with music recitals and other performances that can be enjoyed at Café Sabarsky. Not only will you find several Lobmeyr glasses in the collection, they are also available in the wonderfully curated museum shop.

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