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1888 Vienna - 1969. Known for: Portrait and still life painting.
Joseph Jost was born in Vienna in 1888. Joseph Jost initially taught himself, especially by copying old masters. In 1908 he exhibited a painting entitled 'The law of death' at the Künstlerhaus for... Read full biography
Joseph Jost was born in Vienna in 1888. Joseph Jost initially taught himself, especially by copying old masters. In 1908 he exhibited a painting entitled 'The law of death' at the Künstlerhaus for the first time. Other exhibitions followed. In 1914 Jost was accepted in the master class of the genre... Read full biography
Joseph Jost was born in Vienna in 1888. Joseph Jost initially taught himself, especially by copying old masters. In 1908 he exhibited a painting entitled 'The law of death' at the Künstlerhaus for the first time. Other exhibitions followed. In 1914 Jost was accepted in the master class of the genre painter Franz Rumpler at the Vienna Academy. During World War II, as a war painter, he portrayed many high-ranking military personnel, but later devoted himself mainly to the still life. Flowers were... Read full biography
Joseph Jost was born in Vienna in 1888. Joseph Jost initially taught himself, especially by copying old masters. In 1908 he exhibited a painting entitled 'The law of death' at the Künstlerhaus for the first time. Other exhibitions followed. In 1914 Jost was accepted in the master class of the genre painter Franz Rumpler at the Vienna Academy. During World War II, as a war painter, he portrayed many high-ranking military personnel, but later devoted himself mainly to the still life. Flowers were his favorite subject, their materiality he could play brilliantly.
Joseph Jost was born in Vienna in 1888. Joseph Jost initially taught himself, especially by copying old masters. In 1908 he exhibited a painting entitled 'The law of death' at the Künstlerhaus for the first time. Other exhibitions followed. In 1914 Jost was accepted in the master class of the genre painter Franz Rumpler at the Vienna Academy. During World War II, as a war painter, he portrayed many high-ranking military personnel, but later devoted himself mainly to the still life. Flowers were his favorite subject, their materiality he could play brilliantly.