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1828 Vienna, Austria - 1911 Schweinfurt, Germany. Known for: Paintings of rural life and animals, especially horses, also religious paintings..
Austrian artist Adolf Van Der Venne was primarily known as a painter of horses and genre scenes. He came from a family of Dutch emigrants and studied at the Academy of Fine Arts in Vienna. Van Der... Read full biography
Austrian artist Adolf Van Der Venne was primarily known as a painter of horses and genre scenes. He came from a family of Dutch emigrants and studied at the Academy of Fine Arts in Vienna. Van Der Venne exhibited his paintings primarily at exhibitions of the Austrian Kunstverein, showcasing works... Read full biography
Austrian artist Adolf Van Der Venne was primarily known as a painter of horses and genre scenes. He came from a family of Dutch emigrants and studied at the Academy of Fine Arts in Vienna. Van Der Venne exhibited his paintings primarily at exhibitions of the Austrian Kunstverein, showcasing works such as "Horses at a Watering Place," "Horse Hunting with Hounds and Dead Doe with Fawn," "Hungarian Cart," and "In the Wilderness." In later years, he moved to Munich.... Read full biography
Austrian artist Adolf Van Der Venne was primarily known as a painter of horses and genre scenes. He came from a family of Dutch emigrants and studied at the Academy of Fine Arts in Vienna. Van Der Venne exhibited his paintings primarily at exhibitions of the Austrian Kunstverein, showcasing works such as "Horses at a Watering Place," "Horse Hunting with Hounds and Dead Doe with Fawn," "Hungarian Cart," and "In the Wilderness." In later years, he moved to Munich.... Read full biography
Austrian artist Adolf Van Der Venne was primarily known as a painter of horses and genre scenes. He came from a family of Dutch emigrants and studied at the Academy of Fine Arts in Vienna. Van Der Venne exhibited his paintings primarily at exhibitions of the Austrian Kunstverein, showcasing works such as "Horses at a Watering Place," "Horse Hunting with Hounds and Dead Doe with Fawn," "Hungarian Cart," and "In the Wilderness." In later years, he moved to Munich.
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