Austrian Wall Art
WALL ARTAustrian works run from Habsburg court and religious painting through the Biedermeier decades of the early nineteenth century, with their precise portraits and domestic interiors, to the Vienna Secession founded in 1897. The Secession broke from the conservative artists' association and built its own exhibition hall, publishing the journal Ver Sacrum and treating painting, graphic design, architecture and furniture as one field. Gustav Klimt, Koloman Moser and the designers of the Wiener Werkstatte belong to this moment, and its posters and ornament are strongly represented.
About the Austrian culture
Browse 2 public-domain artworks in the Austrian culture, available as canvas, rolled canvas, framed canvas and framed prints.
Austrian works run from Habsburg court and religious painting through the Biedermeier decades of the early nineteenth century, with their precise portraits and domestic interiors, to the Vienna Secession founded in 1897. The Secession broke from the conservative artists' association and built its own exhibition hall, publishing the journal Ver Sacrum and treating painting, graphic design, architecture and furniture as one field. Gustav Klimt, Koloman Moser and the designers of the Wiener Werkstatte belong to this moment, and its posters and ornament are strongly represented.
What's in here
The most represented artists here are Nikolaus Joseph Freiherr von Jacquin (914), Karl Wiener (651), Albert Ilg (532).
By movement: Impressionism (2,152), Romanticism (2,085), Art Nouveau (2,040).
By orientation: 5,682 landscape, 7,809 portrait, 574 square.
Austrian by subject
The largest subject groups within Austrian:
- Austrian Landscape — 3,505 artworks
- Austrian Figurative — 3,206 artworks
- Austrian Illustration — 1,884 artworks
- Austrian Flowers — 1,208 artworks
- Austrian Drawings — 1,010 artworks
- Austrian Prints — 532 artworks
Austrian by movement
The largest movement groups within Austrian:
- Austrian Impressionism — 2,152 artworks
- Austrian Romanticism — 2,085 artworks
- Austrian Art Nouveau — 2,040 artworks
- Austrian Expressionism — 1,927 artworks
- Austrian Neoclassicism — 1,650 artworks
- Austrian Art Deco — 1,504 artworks