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1818 Vienna - 1881. Known for: Painting.
Josef Lauer (1818-1881) . He attended the Academy of Arts in Vienna and was trained, amongst others, by the still life painter Sebastian Wegmayr (1776-1857), who influenced him significantly. From... Read full biography
Josef Lauer (1818-1881) . He attended the Academy of Arts in Vienna and was trained, amongst others, by the still life painter Sebastian Wegmayr (1776-1857), who influenced him significantly. From 1840, Lauer regularly presented his works at the Academy's great exhibitions which was later followed... Read full biography
Josef Lauer (1818-1881) . He attended the Academy of Arts in Vienna and was trained, amongst others, by the still life painter Sebastian Wegmayr (1776-1857), who influenced him significantly. From 1840, Lauer regularly presented his works at the Academy's great exhibitions which was later followed by the exhibitions at the Viennese 'Kunstverein'. In 1861, he was finally appointed member of the local 'Künstlerhaus'. Josef Lauer is regarded as one of the last still life painters of the Viennese... Read full biography
Josef Lauer (1818-1881) . He attended the Academy of Arts in Vienna and was trained, amongst others, by the still life painter Sebastian Wegmayr (1776-1857), who influenced him significantly. From 1840, Lauer regularly presented his works at the Academy's great exhibitions which was later followed by the exhibitions at the Viennese 'Kunstverein'. In 1861, he was finally appointed member of the local 'Künstlerhaus'. Josef Lauer is regarded as one of the last still life painters of the Viennese Biedermeier period. His works can be found in the Belvedere and in many private collections.
Josef Lauer (1818-1881) . He attended the Academy of Arts in Vienna and was trained, amongst others, by the still life painter Sebastian Wegmayr (1776-1857), who influenced him significantly. From 1840, Lauer regularly presented his works at the Academy's great exhibitions which was later followed by the exhibitions at the Viennese 'Kunstverein'. In 1861, he was finally appointed member of the local 'Künstlerhaus'. Josef Lauer is regarded as one of the last still life painters of the Viennese Biedermeier period. His works can be found in the Belvedere and in many private collections.