Germany. 1846 - 1925
Figure, genre, interior painting
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1856 Galkovitz, Hungary - c. 1928 Vienna, Austria. Known for: Orientalist figure and society portrait painting.
Arthur Von Ferraris (1856 - c.1928). Arthur von Ferraris was truly a citizen of the world at a time when that designation was relatively rare. He was born in 1856 in Galkovitz, Hungary, a small... Read full biography
Arthur Von Ferraris (1856 - c.1928). Arthur von Ferraris was truly a citizen of the world at a time when that designation was relatively rare. He was born in 1856 in Galkovitz, Hungary, a small agricultural town. Like so many European regions in 1848, Hungary experienced a major reform movement—in... Read full biography
Arthur Von Ferraris (1856 - c.1928). Arthur von Ferraris was truly a citizen of the world at a time when that designation was relatively rare. He was born in 1856 in Galkovitz, Hungary, a small agricultural town. Like so many European regions in 1848, Hungary experienced a major reform movement—in this case to oust the longstanding Hapsburg rulers in Vienna. The revolutionaries succeeded, albeit briefly, in creating the first Republic of Hungary only to be completely defeated when the Austrian... Read full biography
Arthur Von Ferraris (1856 - c.1928). Arthur von Ferraris was truly a citizen of the world at a time when that designation was relatively rare. He was born in 1856 in Galkovitz, Hungary, a small agricultural town. Like so many European regions in 1848, Hungary experienced a major reform movement—in this case to oust the longstanding Hapsburg rulers in Vienna. The revolutionaries succeeded, albeit briefly, in creating the first Republic of Hungary only to be completely defeated when the Austrian emperor Franz Joseph called for assistance from the Russian tsar, Nicholas I, who promptly invaded Hungary. By August 1849, the revolution was over, the Hapsburgs were firmly in control again, and the Hungarian people would not sever their political... Read full biography
Arthur Von Ferraris (1856 - c.1928). Arthur von Ferraris was truly a citizen of the world at a time when that designation was relatively rare. He was born in 1856 in Galkovitz, Hungary, a small agricultural town. Like so many European regions in 1848, Hungary experienced a major reform movement—in this case to oust the longstanding Hapsburg rulers in Vienna. The revolutionaries succeeded, albeit briefly, in creating the first Republic of Hungary only to be completely defeated when the Austrian emperor Franz Joseph called for assistance from the Russian tsar, Nicholas I, who promptly invaded Hungary. By August 1849, the revolution was over, the Hapsburgs were firmly in control again, and the Hungarian people would not sever their political connection to Austria until the end of World War I. Nonetheless, the second half of the nineteenth century was a time of persis... Read full biography
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Germany. 1849 - 1927
Landscape, harbor senes, seascape
United States, Austria, Palestinian Territory, Occupied, Germany. 1848 - 1904
Orientalist influenced painting, architecture, landscape
Austria, Egypt. 1864 - 1905
Figure, portrait and genre painting, orientalism
France. 1819 - 1916
Landscape painting, watercolors
France, Egypt, Austria. 1855 - 1935
Orientalist figure and genre painting
Austria, Italy. 1803 - 1887
Aristocratic portrait painting
Austria, France, Germany. 1854 - 1932
Middle eastern figure and genre paintings-Orientalist
New York / Serbia, Austria, Hungary. 1859 - 1957
Portrait, figure, genre, orientalist painting
France, Switzerland, Africa. 1853 - 1907
Realist style figure and desert landscape painting, Orientalism themes
Austria, France, Germany. c. 1869 - c.1927
Female portrait, Orientalist painting
France, Algeria. 1861 - 1929
Orientalist and Algerian scene painting
Austria. 1819 - 1894
Genre, still life, and portrait painting
Italy. late 19th century
Oriental figure, genre
Italy. 1861 - 1946
Allegorical, romantic female figure, harem painting, Orientalism, teaching
Austria. 1828 - 1871
Painting
France. 1854 - 1941
Impressionist street-scene, landscape, coastal and military painting
Switzerland, Egypt. 1866 - 1936
Orientalist genre, figure and dessert landscape scenes, Muslim worshippers
Austria. 1844 - 1926
Impressionist landscape and floral still life painting, socio-political issues
Germany. 1834 - 1892
Painting
Austria. 1852 - 1925
Painting
Hungary. 1861 - 1928
Genre painting
Germany, Poland. 1850 - 1911
Academic style painting, aristocratic portrait, figure, genre, still life
Austria. 1854 - 1907
Figure, genre painting
Austria. 1791 - 1866
Still life, nature morte painting and drawing
Austria. 1820 - 1903
Rural landscape painting, animals
Germany. 1842 - 1920
Genre scenes of everyday life, Favrettian style
Russian Federation, France. 1842 - 1922/25
Female figure and portrait painting, child genre
Italy. 1860 - 1923
Orientalist theme painting, romanticized female figure
France. 1824 - 1904
Detailed historical painting, Orientalism, erotic subjects, sculpture, teaching
Austria, Germany. 1853 - 1918
Painting
Germany. 1827 - 1882
Painting