Friedrich von Amerling

classicism

Friedrich von Amerling Paintings 1803 - 1887 Austria, Classicism Painter

Kaizer Franz I, 1834

Oil on canvas, 272x 182 cm

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OIL PAINTING: Kaizer Franz I, 1834
Amerling was the favourite court painter and from 1830 one of the most popular artist in Vienna. His reputation was based on the life-size portrait of Emperor Franz in 1832. In this portrait - Kaizer Franz I the traditional Baroque attributes of a royal portrait are combined with a depiction of "natural man". This is what makes the portrait by Amerling unconventional.