Franz (1805) Wipplinger Sold at Auction Prices

Collection with 6 Alpine Landscapes, Austria, around 1840

Oil on metal Austria, around 1840 Franz Reinhold (1816-1893) - Austrian landscape painter Franz Wipplinger (1805-1847) - Austrian landscape painter Anton Hansch (1813-1876) - Austrian landscape painter Anton III Altmann (1808-1871) - Austrian landscape and veduta painter Wilhelm Steinfeld (1816-1854) - Austrian landscape painter Labels on the rare of the frames with notation of the respective artist Diameter, including frame: 10 cm Very good condition Community work with six finely painted alpine landscapes Estimate by Auctionata Expert: 3,800 Euro Condition: The miniatures are in very good condition. Smaller framing marks can be found along the edges. The diameter, including the frame is 10 cm each. Franz Reinhold (1816-1893) Born in Vienna in 1816, Franz Reinhold studied during 1830-40 at the local Academy of fine arts. Since 1834 he created increasingly landscapes. But he also painted city views, folk scenes, as well as animal and hunting pieces. Anton Hansch (1813-1876) Between 1826-36 Anton Hansch studied under Joseph Mößmer at the Vienna Academy of fine arts. His style was initially characterized by the idyllic and idealizing motives of his teacher. In his subject Hansch focused the depiction of the mountain landscapes of Austria, Bavaria, the Switzerland and Northern Italy. Anton III Altmann (1808-1871) The native of Vienna Anton III Altmann studied under Joseph Mößmer, at the local Academy of fine arts since 1821. From the late 1830s, his landscapes are much in demand. The works of Altmann regarded as particularly successful concerning of the choice of motives as well as of diligent execution. Wilhelm Steinfeld (1816-1854) Between 1829 and 1834 Wilhelm Steinfeld studied at the Vienna Academy of fine arts. He focused the depiction of the alpine landscapes. (bde) Shipping costs excl. statutory VAT and plus 2,5% (+VAT) shipping insurance.