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Johann Peter Pichler (German; 1765–1807) after Heinrich Friedrich Füger(?) (German; 1751–1818)Portra

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Raphaël Kirchner (1876-1917), ‘L'Idole Bleue’ (The Blue Idol), 1919Source

ANTON KOLIG, Seated Youth (“In the Morning”) oil on canvas|1919| Leopold Museum, Wien

historiandaily:“Sophie, Sophie! Don’t die! Live for our children!” -Franz Ferdinand’s last wordsJune

ofprincessesandqueens:historicwomendaily celebration week ♦ day 2: favorite consorts

Navalcan (Sunday in a Spanish village), 1955, Inge Morath. Austrian (1923 - 2002)

Carl Auböck, armchair Matura, 1964. For COR, Germany. Source

The lower Krimmler waterfall, 1855 by Ludwig Halauska (Austrian, 1827–1882)

Anton Seder, Laurus or Laurel from The plant in Arts and Crafts, Die Pflanze in Kunst und Gewerbe, 1

Anton Seder, ornamental door from The plant in Arts and Crafts, Die Pflanze in Kunst und Gewerbe, 18

Anton Seder, Die Pflanze in Kunst und Gewerbe - The plant in art and crafts, 1886. Chromolithography

Egon Schiele (Austrian, 1890-1918, b. Tulln, Austria) - Totes Mädchen (Fille Morte/Dead Girl) (+ det

Girl’s heads in a circle, 1901 by Raphael Kirchner (Austrian, 1876-1917)

redlipstickresurrected:Ernst Haas (Austrian, 1921-1986, b. Vienna, Austria, d. New York, NY, USA) -

colin-vian: Gustav Klimt (Austrian, 1862–1918). Mäda Primavesi (1903–2000) (detail), 1912

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Costumes for the opera Der Freischütz  at La Scala, Milan by Austrian designer Susanne Bisovsky

Seated  Woman  -    Joseph Floch  1940Austrian  1894-1977Oil / canvas,  61 x 46 cm. (24 x 18.1 in.)c

Gottfried Kumpf "Annaberg in Winter" - ©copyright Annaberg-Lungötz

Anton Romako  (1832 - 1889)Columbus and Isabella

Engraved and relief carved Austrian Model 1952 Mannlicher Schoenauer bolt action hunting rifle.from

Viennese Chic. Susanne Bisovsky, spring 2014, “Dowry No. 5″

An Austrian firefighter’s ceremonial sword, late 19th or early 20th century.from Karabela Auctions

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