Archive for posts tagged with ‘Austrian’


Apr 11 2011

Beethoven, 1820

Academician / German / Paintings (Reproductions) / Romanticism - 1 year ago - troycapc

Beethoven, 1820

This is a reproduction of “Portrait of Ludwig van Beethoven while composing the Missa Solemnis” of 1820 by Joseph Karl Stieler.  The artist was a native of Mainz, Germany and produced this painting in Munich, Bavaria at the age of thirty-nine.  It became his best known portrait even though he was very prolific and painted many portraits, mainly from his base in Munich.  His portraits are known for the total focus on the sitter with a minimum of distractions from the subject of the painting.  Beethoven himself was fifty years old when this portrait was completed.  Stieler died in 1858 and Beethoven in 1827.  The painting is 120 cm wide and 142.2 cm high and is in the Beethoven-Haus in Bonn, Germany.

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Mar 18 2011

Blick auf Salzburg, Jakob Roedler

German / Landscape / Paintings (Reproductions) - 1 year ago - troycapc

Blick auf Salzburg, Jakob Roedler, 1833

This is a reproduction of “Blick auf Salzburg”, or View of Salzburg, of 1833 by Jakob Roedler.  The Austiran Jakob Roedler produced this landscape masterpiece when he was twenty-four years old.  He died twenty-nine years later in Vienna.  The painting captures a view of the famous Festung Hohensalzburg which was built originally in 1077.  The city is famous as the birthplace of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart and was under the rule of the archbishop for 500 years ending in 1805.

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Mar 8 2011

The Wedding Trip of 1841 by Carl Schindler

Academician / German / Paintings (Reproductions) / Romanticism - 1 year ago - troycapc

The Wedding Trip of 1841 by Carl Schindler

This is a reproduction of “The Wedding Trip” of 1841 by Carl Schindler.  This painting is one of the few by the Viennese native.  He died tragically at the age of twenty on August 22, 1842.  This masterpiece is in the Austrian Gallery in Vienna.

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