The Vienna City Hall and the City Hall Square with Figures by Rudolf von Alt
The Vienna City Hall and the City Hall Square with Figures by Rudolf von Alt, painted in the late 19th century, depicts the grand City Hall (Rathaus) and the surrounding City Hall Square (Rathausplatz) in Vienna. This artwork captures both the architectural splendor of the City Hall and the lively activity within the square.
The City Hall, an iconic example of Gothic Revival architecture, is portrayed with its intricate facade and imposing tower. The painting also includes figures engaged in various activities around the square, adding a sense of vibrancy to the scene. Alt’s attention to detail in both the architecture and the depiction of daily life reflects his commitment to realism and his ability to convey the dynamic urban environment of Vienna.
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Where and When Made: Vienna, Austria, late 19th century
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Medium: Oil on canvas
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Full Artwork Name: The Vienna City Hall and the City Hall Square with Figures
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Artwork Style: Realism, with a focus on architectural and urban scenes
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Current Location: Likely in a museum or private collection
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Subject/Topic: Detailed depiction of Vienna’s City Hall and City Hall Square, showcasing the architectural features and the lively activity of this central Viennese location.
