Austria. 1891 - 1958
Expressionist winter scene painting, graphic design
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1843 Albano, Italy - 1932 Venice, Italy. Known for: Peasant figure and genre painting-fisher folk.
An Italian painter born to Austrian parents, Eugene von Blaas, also known as Eugene de Blaas, became a late 19th, early 20th century figure and genre painter in the style of Academic Classicism. He... Read full biography
An Italian painter born to Austrian parents, Eugene von Blaas, also known as Eugene de Blaas, became a late 19th, early 20th century figure and genre painter in the style of Academic Classicism. He was most associated with Venetian subjects especially voluptuous female water carriers. Many of his... Read full biography
An Italian painter born to Austrian parents, Eugene von Blaas, also known as Eugene de Blaas, became a late 19th, early 20th century figure and genre painter in the style of Academic Classicism. He was most associated with Venetian subjects especially voluptuous female water carriers. Many of his scenes, painted either in oil or watercolor, suggest male and female flirtation between fisher folk as they go about their daily business. The artist often used his wife, Paola Prina, as a model. He... Read full biography
An Italian painter born to Austrian parents, Eugene von Blaas, also known as Eugene de Blaas, became a late 19th, early 20th century figure and genre painter in the style of Academic Classicism. He was most associated with Venetian subjects especially voluptuous female water carriers. Many of his scenes, painted either in oil or watercolor, suggest male and female flirtation between fisher folk as they go about their daily business. The artist often used his wife, Paola Prina, as a model. He was born in Albino, near Rome and moved to Venice as a young man with his family because his father, Karl von Blaas (1815-1894), a history and fresco painter, became Professor at the Art Academy. Eugene studied with his father but chose different... Read full biography
An Italian painter born to Austrian parents, Eugene von Blaas, also known as Eugene de Blaas, became a late 19th, early 20th century figure and genre painter in the style of Academic Classicism. He was most associated with Venetian subjects especially voluptuous female water carriers. Many of his scenes, painted either in oil or watercolor, suggest male and female flirtation between fisher folk as they go about their daily business. The artist often used his wife, Paola Prina, as a model. He was born in Albino, near Rome and moved to Venice as a young man with his family because his father, Karl von Blaas (1815-1894), a history and fresco painter, became Professor at the Art Academy. Eugene studied with his father but chose different subject matter. He also studied at the Academy in Venice and the Academy of Rome. Eugene von... Read full biography
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France. 1832 - 1908
Genre, figure and portrait painting
Belgium, Austria. 1838 - 1902
Italian landscape painting
Austria. 1890 - 1918
Landscapes, portraits, nudes, interiors and city scene painting
France, Italy. 1825 - 1905
Figural, realist style genre and mythology painting, teaching
Belgium. 1806 - 1870
Market night scene and portrait paintings
Italy. 1857 - 1937
Genre painting
Austria. 1894 - 1966
Modernist figure, landscape and still life painting
Austria. 1887 - 1930
Historical genre, landscape and still life painting
United Kingdom, England. 1843 - 1933
Painting and etcher of portrait, animal and sporting subjects
United Kingdom, England. 1860 - 1952
Animal, figure and genre painting
France, Russian Federation. 1849 - 1935
Aristocratic figure, portrait and street scene painting, commercial art
France, England. 1836 - 1902
Urban female figure, genre and portrait post impressionist painting, illustration
England, Italy. 1849 - 1917
Pre-raphaelite female mythology figure painting
Russian Federation, France. 1842 - 1922/25
Female figure and portrait painting, child genre
Belgium. 1798/99 - 1881
Animal, genre and figure painting
United Kingdom, England, Italy. 1861 - 1922
Female figure in landscape painting
New York / France. 1840 - 1895
Portrait, genre, and landscape paintings
United Kingdom, England. 1831 - 1923
Landscape painting
France, United States. 1870 - 1924
Idealized woman portrait, female nude painting
Massachusetts / Europe. 1849 - 1903
Genre-exotic views and architectural paintings-Orientalist
England, United Kingdom, Scotland. 1852 - 1928
Luminous landscape and waterscape paintings
United Kingdom, England. 1876 - 1955
Realist farm animals, barnyard fowl and water-bird painting
France. 1827 - 1906
Peasant genre and figure painting
Denmark, Netherlands, Europe. 1859 - 1941
Landscape, portrait and figure painting
Austria, France, Germany. 1854 - 1932
Middle eastern figure and genre paintings-Orientalist
Germany, Austria. 1812 - 1905
Watercolor landscape, historical views, and architectural painting
Spain. 1855 - 1907
Landscape, architiecture, genre and waterscene painting
Austria. 1844 - 1926
Impressionist landscape and floral still life painting, socio-political issues
United Kingdom, England. 1874 - 1955
Figure, landscape, and seascape painting
United Kingdom, Netherlands. 1836 - 1912
Classical-theme paintings, drawing
France. 1825 - 1879
Neo-classical style flirtatious female figure painting, nudes