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Passionate Customer Service Museum Quality Art Prints Customization Options Available_Crown_Prince_of_Austria_-_(MeisterDrucke-424731).jpg "Archduke Rudolf, Crown Prince of Austria by Austrian School")
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.jpg "Leo Belgicus, Showing the Low Countries in the Shape of a Lion, 1586 by Austrian School")
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_brother_of_the_composer_Franz_Joseph_Haydn_-_(MeisterDrucke-73522).jpg "Johann Michael Haydn, Brother of the Composer Franz Joseph Haydn by Austrian School")
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_uncrowned_Holy_Roman_Emperor_founder_of_the_Hapsburg_dynasty_-_(MeisterDrucke-75156).jpg "Rudolf I uncrowned Holy Roman Emperor, founder of the Hapsburg dynasty by Austrian School")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-420471).jpg "The Winter Garden of the Hofburg Palace, Vienna by Austrian School")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-1094131).jpg "Gregor Mendel by Austrian School")
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.jpg "Franz Joseph I, Emperor of Austria by Austrian School")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-514788).jpg "Anton Bruckner by Austrian School")
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.jpg "Tourists at the pyramids in Egypt, label from a fez box, c.1914 by Austrian School")
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 1705 - (MeisterDrucke-78223).jpg "Ludwig Wilhelm, Count of Baden, 1705 by Austrian School")
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.jpg "Rudolf Rehorik wine bar by Austrian School")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-1324165).jpg "Saint Matthias, Apostle by Austrian School")
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 defeated the Turkish Army - (MeisterDrucke-55402).jpg "The Battle of Senta, 11th September, 1697 (at which the Imperial troops of the Austrian Empire under Eugene of Savoy defeated the Turkish Army) by Austrian School")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-1319456).jpg "Saint Barnabas, Apostle by Austrian School")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-420544).jpg "Portrait of Ignace Pleyel (1757-1831) by Austrian School")
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.jpg "Allegory of Gratitude. Its Symbols Are the Stork Because She Renders to Her Father in Their Old Age the Same Service That She Received in Youth and the Elephant Because Very Grateful, He is Able to Expose His Life Intrepidly by Fighting for His Master by Austrian School")
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 son of Napoleon Bonaparte I (1769-1821) later Duke of Reichstadt (1818) c1811-14 - (MeisterDrucke-76616).jpg "Napoleon II, Francois Charles Joseph Bonaparte, son of Napoleon Bonaparte I, later Duke of Reichstadt by Austrian School")
 son of Napoleon Bonaparte I (1769-1821) later Duke of Reichstadt (1818) c1811-14 - (MeisterDrucke-76616).jpg)
 Austrian composer aged 17 c1814 - (MeisterDrucke-99927).jpg "Portrait of Franz Schubert, aged 17, c.1814 by Austrian School")
 Austrian composer aged 17 c1814 - (MeisterDrucke-99927).jpg)
.jpg "Allegory of Prudence by Austrian School")
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 Empress of Austria - (MeisterDrucke-90316).jpg "Elizabeth of Bavaria (1837-98), Empress of Austria by Austrian School")
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.jpg "The Battle of Magenta, 4th June 1859 by Austrian School")
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.jpg "Allegory of jealousy stretching the ear on one side and watching what happens on the other. Her dress is dotted with eyes and ears and the bouquet of thorns she holds that her torment is voluntary. The rooster, jealous and vigilant, is her symbol. Engravin by Austrian School")
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_at_the_Siege_of_Belgrade_16th_August_1717_-_(MeisterDrucke-414352).jpg "Prince Eugene of Savoy at the Siege of Belgrade, 16th August 1717 by Austrian School")
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.jpg "Allegory of Health Represented by a Strong Woman Holding a Rooster, Animal Consecrated to Aesculapius, God of Medicine. She Holds a Stick Around Which Is a Snake, an Animal Least Prone to Disease. Engraving in")
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.jpg "Allegory of the law. His radiant diadem marks his divine origin. The sceptre denotes its authority and the book is open or inscribed “In Legibus Salus” means that it promises a reward to those who obey it. Engraving in “Iconologie oder Ideen aus dem by Austrian School")
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.jpg "Allegory of arrogance. His donkey ears mark ignorance and his posture denotes his pride. The peacock is a symbol of pride and the turkey making the wheel is that of stupidity. Engraving in")
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.jpg "Allegory of temperance. Its attributes are water and wine mixtures together, as well as the elephant, animal always eating the same amount of food without excess. Engraving in")
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 - (MeisterDrucke-638447).jpg "St. Michael weighing souls by Austrian School")
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_Commander_of_the_Austrian_Army_in_the_ca_-_(MeisterDrucke-80857).jpg "Count Andreas Hadik von Futak (1710-90), Commander of the Austrian Army in the Campaign Against Turkey in 1789 by Austrian School")
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.jpg "Allegory of injustice. She holds a sword that she raises and crushes at her feet the tables of divine laws and the book of human voices and the scales of justice that are broken. The wolf is the symbol of cruelty, rapine, and greed. Engraving in")
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.jpg "Portrait of Archduke Franz Ferdinand c.1893 by Austrian School")
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.jpg "Members of the Austrian Imperial family grouped around the Emperor Franz Joseph I, c.1900 by Austrian School")
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.jpg "Portrait of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart by Austrian School")
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.jpg "Biedermeier Style Bedroom, Circa 1830, Watercolor by Austrian School")
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 with a lock of his hair attached below - (MeisterDrucke-98851).jpg "Portrait of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart (1756-91) with a Lock of His Hair Attached Below by Austrian School")
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.jpg "Allegory of fate. A star above it reflects reports of astrology on incidents of human life. He holds with one hand a deciduous symbol of his power and on the other a cattail symbol and a spindle whose broken thread indicates the fragility of life. The land by Austrian School")
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.jpg "Leopold I of Austria, Holy Roman Emperor by Austrian School")
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.jpg "Allegory of beauty. The compass is the emblem of the accuracy of proportions. The lily is the symbol of beauty. Engraving in")
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.jpg "Allegory of lying represented by ugly, bad hair and bad clothes. Her clothing is filled with tongues and masks. The burning straw illustrates the lack of substance of her words and the wooden leg, the little solidity. Engraving in")
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.jpg "Tamino Pursued by a Giant Serpent, Act I Scene I from")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-428097).jpg "Map illustrating the Capture of Buda, 1686 by Austrian School")
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_Holy_Roman_Emperor_and_King_of_Bohemia_and_Hungary_and_his_b_-_(MeisterDrucke-425105).jpg "Joseph II, Holy Roman Emperor and King of Bohemia and Hungary and his brothers and sisters, including his sister Marie-Antoinette by Austrian School")
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 after 1770 - (MeisterDrucke-59218).jpg "Portrait of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart after 1770 by Austrian School")
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.jpg "Allegory of ingratitude. A woman who heats a snake in her breast gets bitten. The ivy branch is the symbol of ingratitude as it destroys itself which serves as a support to rise. Engraving in")
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 Irish Field Marshall in the Austrian Army joint commander in the War of Bavarian Succession - (MeisterDrucke-49663).jpg "Francis Maurice Lacy, known as Franz Moritz Lascy, Irish Field Marshall in the Austrian Army, joint commander in the War of Bavarian Succession by Austrian School")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-1083139).jpg "Jesus Heals a Possessed Man in the Capernaum Synagogue by Austrian School")
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.jpg "Sofa, Biedermeier style, c.1820 by Austrian School")
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.jpg "Austrian and German generals and war leaders of the 1st World War, grouped around Hindenburg and Mackensen, 1915 by Austrian School")
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_(Lithography_-_(MeisterDrucke-1468671).jpg "String quartet playing a Mozart")
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.jpg "Allegory of Pain. A Monstrous Snake Surrounds Him Who, After Having Bound His Feet, Gains His Body and Tries to Bite His Heart. She Holds a Torch That Still Smokes, Which Means That Pain-Induced Abatement Quits the Fire of the Soul. Engraving in")
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.jpg "Allegory of modesty. Its symbol is a branch of lilies and a turtle that means that modesty women must be removed from their homes. His face is covered by a veil. Engraving in “Iconologie oder Ideen aus dem Gebiete der Leidenschaften und Allegorien bildic by Austrian School")
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.jpg "The Millionen Room panelled with fig wood inlaid with Persian miniatures and decorated with gilt ornament, Schloss Schonbrunn, Vienna by Austrian School")
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_in_Rohrau_Lower_Austria_-_(MeisterDrucke-81493).jpg "The birthplace of Franz Joseph Haydn in Rohrau, Lower Austria by Austrian School")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-910346).jpg "Kochert Antique Diamond Tiara by Austrian School")
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_(wood)_-_(MeisterDrucke-414354).jpg "Piano belonging to Franz Peter Schubert by Austrian School")
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.jpg "Allegory of Affection or Kindness. His attribute is the lizard, symbol of his kindness and natural affection for men. Engraving in")
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.jpg "Biedermeier style room, circa 1850, Austria by Austrian School")
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.jpg "Allegory of Piety. The Burning Flame on His Head and His Position on the Altar Marks the Excess of God")
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_of_Habsbourg_1289_(wax)_-_(MeisterDrucke-419088).jpg "Seal of Rudolf I of Habsbourg by Austrian School")
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.jpg "A Pair of Pastels on Paper, Depicting Semi-Nude Female Figures by Austrian School")
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.jpg "The Mozart Family in 1780-81 by Austrian School")
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.jpg "Pedrillo plying Osmin with drink, while Blonda waits in the background, scene from Act II, from")
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.jpg "Biedermeier style interior, circa 1840, Austria by Austrian School")
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.jpg "Maximilian I in 1865. Ferdinand Maximilian Joseph of Habsburg by Austrian School")
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.jpg "Allegory of stupidity personified by a ridiculous woman who holds a card reel that turns in the wind and laughs from which she laughs. Engraving in")
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.jpg "Emperor Franz Joseph I of Austria, Being Driven in His Carriage with His Wife Elizabeth of Bavaria in Bad Ischl, 1855 by Austrian School")
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_Fieldmarshall_and_Austrian_Commander-in-_-_(MeisterDrucke-73167).jpg "Count Leopold Joseph von Daun, Fieldmarshall and Austrian Commander-in-Chief during the Seven Years War by Austrian School")
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.jpg "Allegory of Pride Represented by a Young Girl with a Blindfold Placed on a Ball Emblem of Her Little Solidity. The Peacock Symbolizes the Superb Spirit. The Rich Clothing Covers Her Poor Clothes to Show the Outdoors. Engraving in Iconologie oder Ideen a by Austrian School")
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 by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart (1756-91) May 1869 - (MeisterDrucke-76094).jpg "Poster Advertising a Performance of")
 by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart (1756-91) May 1869 - (MeisterDrucke-76094).jpg)
.jpg "Allegory of honesty. Her eyes are covered by a veil that hides half her face because the eyes are the mirror of the soul and the first sense by which she corrupts herself. Engraving in “Iconologie oder Ideen aus dem Gebiete der Leidenschaften und Allegor by Austrian School")
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.jpg "Embroidered Chasuble from the So-Called Rose Pontifical Set, Vienna, c.1700 by Austrian School")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-432087).jpg "Gustav Mahler")
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.jpg "Allegory of Goodness Represented by a Noble and Abundant Beauty Looking at the Sky with Love. Pelican Symbolizes Charity, Dog Fidelity and Lamb, Sweetness. Engraving in")
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.jpg "Still Life with a Finch by Austrian School")
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.jpg "Funeral in a Masonic Lodge in Austria, 1897 by Austrian School")
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.jpg "Allegory of reason, she holds a flamboyant sword from which she threatens the vices represented by snakes that she holds chains. Engraving in")
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.jpg "Coronation Crown of Rudolph II, Emperor of Austria, Detail of Gold Panel Depicting King Rudolph in Battle by Austrian School")
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.jpg "Allegory of perseverance. The palm tree, to which a young girl is attached, is the symbol of virtue. She looks at the earth with disdain. Engraving in")
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.jpg "Allegory of Anger represented in a restless attitude, a blindfold, a sword and a torch in the hands. It is clothed with bear skin and the lion behind it is furious. Engraving in")
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 at Bratislava in 1790 - (MeisterDrucke-98904).jpg "The Coronation of Leopold II at Bratislava in 1790 by Austrian School")
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 Austro-Hungarian Em - (MeisterDrucke-660401).jpg "Kaiserbad Spa in Karlsbad (Karlovy Vary), Austro-Hungarian Empire, 19th Century by Austrian School")
 Austro-Hungarian Em - (MeisterDrucke-660401).jpg)
.jpg "Allegory of the Year Surrounded by Symbols of the Four Seasons (Wreath of Flowers for Spring, Wreath of Wheat for Summer, Basket of Reason for Autumn and Vase of Fire for Winter). The Year is Half Dressed in Reference to the Degrees of Heat and Cold with by Austrian School")
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 by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart (1756-91) May 1869 - (MeisterDrucke-83749).jpg "Poster advertising a performance of")
 by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart (1756-91) May 1869 - (MeisterDrucke-83749).jpg)
_King_of_Germany_and_Holy_Roman_Emperor_1763_-_(MeisterDrucke-96463).jpg "Portrait of Joseph II (1741-90) King of Germany and Holy Roman Emperor, 1763 by Austrian School")
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.jpg "Allegory of loyalty whose symbols are the key, the seal and the dog. Engraving in")
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.jpg "Poster Advertising Vacations in Austria by Austrian School")
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.jpg "Leopold II, Emperor of Austria by Austrian School")
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.jpg "Archduke Karl Franz Joseph of Austria, heir to the Austro-Hungarian throne by Austrian School")
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_throwing_a_mask_that_is_the_attribute_of_f_-_(MeisterDrucke-918207).jpg "Allegory of loyalty (or sincerity) throwing a mask that is the attribute of feint and lie. Its emblem is a crystal lantern symbol of the lightning. A heart is drawn on his chest. Engraving in")
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.jpg "Allegory of friendship. Myrtle and pomegranate flowers on its crown are symbols of love and harmony. It shows a heart with this inscription:")
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 1603 - (MeisterDrucke-584929).jpg "Seal of Emperor Rudolf II, 1603 by Austrian School")
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_playing_the_piano_postcard_c1910_-_(MeisterDrucke-430897).jpg "Franz Peter Schubert Playing the Piano by Austrian School")
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.jpg "Allegory of Envy in the Form of a Very Ugly Old Woman. In Rage, She Bites Her Fist and a Snake Tries to Bite Her Heart. She")
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 as a child daughter of Holy - (MeisterDrucke-559293).jpg "Archduchess Maria Anna (1610-65) as a Child, Daughter of Holy Roman Emperor Ferdinand II (1578-1637) by Austrian School")
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The development of art in Austria is closely linked to history. The reign of the Habsburgs marks the beginning of a golden age of art and culture. The rulers of the house were lovers of culture and often passionate collectors of European art. Until this turning point in history, artistic exchange was limited to the neighbouring countries of Germany and Switzerland. Painting and sculpture therefore developed largely independently. Rather unusual for the European art area is a large stock of book and wall painting. Until the Middle Ages, these were the predominant art forms, which was primarily influenced by the Bohemian art development.
The Habsburgs maintained a close cultural exchange in the European area. Connections with Spain, Italy and the Danubian countries influenced the identity of the artists. There was a fusion of various influences, from which new styles and art movements developed. An example of this development is the Austrian Baroque. Under Leopold I there was a fusion of the Italian High Baroque with French Classicism. The Habsburg emperors used the resulting opulent splendour for representational purposes. Leopold I, who had not been endowed with the presentable genes of the family, liked to have his portrait painted in lavish splendour, thus demonstrating the splendour of his reign. Leopold I thus laid the foundation for a tradition long followed by subsequent emperors and their families.
Painting was not only subject to various epochal changes during Habsburg rule. From then on, paintings had more than just a decorative value. Paintings were used to create an impression of the imperial family among the population. Maria Theresa in particular was a master at conveying the positive character traits of her family. Maria Theresa presented herself to the public as a down-to-earth and caring mother who liked to be portrayed in the company of her happy family. She commissioned monumental works. Heroic-looking coronation ceremonies and battle scenes with large staffage. Paintings that seem like snapshots and yet could only be realized with great planning effort. In addition to the imperial house, the portraits of Austria's great artists belong to the Austrian School. Franz Schubert with his wonderful instrument is one of the country's great composers, along with Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. The Viennese Academy is associated with a painting that has strong links to national heroism. A painting that has received great international attention. The Academy also stands for a strong connection between theory and practice. Painters should also be scholars and teach art. A principle that extends from Art Nouveau to modern art.
The development of art in Austria is closely linked to history. The reign of the Habsburgs marks the beginning of a golden age of art and culture. The rulers of the house were lovers of culture and often passionate collectors of European art. Until this turning point in history, artistic exchange was limited to the neighbouring countries of Germany and Switzerland. Painting and sculpture therefore developed largely independently. Rather unusual for the European art area is a large stock of book and wall painting. Until the Middle Ages, these were the predominant art forms, which was primarily influenced by the Bohemian art development.
The Habsburgs maintained a close cultural exchange in the European area. Connections with Spain, Italy and the Danubian countries influenced the identity of the artists. There was a fusion of various influences, from which new styles and art movements developed. An example of this development is the Austrian Baroque. Under Leopold I there was a fusion of the Italian High Baroque with French Classicism. The Habsburg emperors used the resulting opulent splendour for representational purposes. Leopold I, who had not been endowed with the presentable genes of the family, liked to have his portrait painted in lavish splendour, thus demonstrating the splendour of his reign. Leopold I thus laid the foundation for a tradition long followed by subsequent emperors and their families.
Painting was not only subject to various epochal changes during Habsburg rule. From then on, paintings had more than just a decorative value. Paintings were used to create an impression of the imperial family among the population. Maria Theresa in particular was a master at conveying the positive character traits of her family. Maria Theresa presented herself to the public as a down-to-earth and caring mother who liked to be portrayed in the company of her happy family. She commissioned monumental works. Heroic-looking coronation ceremonies and battle scenes with large staffage. Paintings that seem like snapshots and yet could only be realized with great planning effort. In addition to the imperial house, the portraits of Austria's great artists belong to the Austrian School. Franz Schubert with his wonderful instrument is one of the country's great composers, along with Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. The Viennese Academy is associated with a painting that has strong links to national heroism. A painting that has received great international attention. The Academy also stands for a strong connection between theory and practice. Painters should also be scholars and teach art. A principle that extends from Art Nouveau to modern art.
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.jpg "Mozart with His Wife Constanze on Their Honeymoon by Austrian School")
 1791 - (MeisterDrucke-116256).jpg "Poster Advertising the Premiere of")
 wearing the Order of the Golden Spur 1777 - (MeisterDrucke-61767).jpg "Portrait of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart wearing the Order of the Golden Spur, 1777 by Austrian School")
.jpg "Portrait of Joseph II of Habsburg, 1770 by Austrian School")