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Arthur Paunzen (1890-1940), ‘Die Fabriken’ (The Factories), “Die Muskete”, M
View of the Alservorstadt - Rudolf von Alt, 1872Austrian,1812-1905watercolor and gouache on pa
Pink Swim - Kiki Kogelnik , 1979.Austrian, 1935–1997Silkscreen on paper , 82.3 x 64.5 cm. 32.4
mounts:Suit 3 (by Markus Leitsch)Austrian artist Markus Leitsch uses animal hides and furs in a seri
Windswept coastal trees - Robert Malherbe ,2016 Australian, b,1965- oil on linen 91.5 x
August Trummer Woodcut ‘Weingarten im Winter’ 1918.(via ebay.at - galerie-oper)
Willy Stieborsky (1881-1966), ‘Unter Mars-Astronomen’, “Die Muskete”, Dec. 3
Italienische Mutter mit Kind / Italian Mother with Child.1850.Oil on Canvas.114.3 x 85.1 cm. (45 x 3
Friedensreich Hundertwasser, Good Morning City (Bleeding Town), 1970. Serigraph. Via Ketterer
Morning Fog - Theodor von Hörmann .1889. Austrian, 1840-1895 oil on canvas, 25 × 25 cm
St. Stephen’s Cathedral , Vienna - Rudolf Ritter von Alt , 1847.Austrian,1812-1905watercol
Zipizip (aka Richard Teschner, 1879-1948), “Die Muskete”, Dec. 1, 1923Source
Old tree and barn in Admont - Rudolf von Alt , 1879.Austrian, 1812-1905Watercolor, opaque white
Jutta Sika, coffee/tea pot, jug, class of Kolo Moser, 1901-1902. Porcelain. MAK Vienna
Fritz Hegenbart (1864-1943), ‘Kunſt und Mammon’ (Art and Mammon), from “Kunst und
Fritz Hegenbart (1864-1943), from “Kunst und Handwerk”, 1902-03
Hans Printz (1865- 1925), ‘Mönche und Nonne’, from Die Muskete, Oct. 2, 1919Source
Franz Xaver Simm (1853-1918), 'Die Macht der Liebe’ (The Power Of Love), “Fliegende Blä
Alois Hans Schram (1864-1919) was an Austrian Art Nouveau artist.
Heinrich Krenes (1874-1913), ‘Sommernachtstraum’, ‘'Die Muskete’’, July 26, 1917So
Gabriel Max (1840-1915), ‘Der Vivisector’, “Die Graphischen Künste”, 1886-87
Richard Müller (1874-1954), ‘Rivalen’, “Die Kunst für alle”, 1912-13Source
Green clovers.c.1900.Serie : Modern.Signed : E. Döcker. Jun.
Landscape with Sea, unknown artist of the Biedermeier period, 1st half of 19th century
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