Eduard von Lichtenfels
Eduard von Lichtenfels (1835–1906) was an Austrian landscape painter known for his detailed and atmospheric depictions of the Austrian countryside. Born in Vienna, Lichtenfels studied at the Academy of Fine Arts Vienna and later became a professor there, influencing a generation of Austrian landscape painters. His works are characterized by their luminous quality, with a focus on capturing the beauty of natural light as it interacts with the landscape.
Lichtenfels often painted scenes from the Austrian Alps, forests, and rural villages, blending realism with a sense of serenity and peace. His precise brushwork and understanding of natural atmospheres earned him recognition during his lifetime, and his paintings are still highly regarded in Austrian art history. His works are housed in Austrian museums, including the Belvedere in Vienna.
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Full Name: Eduard von Lichtenfels
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Birth and Death: 1835–1906
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Profession: Landscape Painter
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Influences: Realism, Austrian Landscapes
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Legacy: Celebrated for his luminous landscapes of Austria, Lichtenfels’ works are held in the Belvedere in Vienna and other Austrian collections.
