Marie Egner
Marie Egner (1850 - 1940) was an Austrian painter. She was next to Tina Blau, Olga Wisinger-Florian and Broncia Koller the most important artist of Austria around 1900. As a student of Emil Jakob Schindler she is assigned to the Austrian mood impressionism. Thematically, Marie Egner mostly dealt with landscape painting in oil and watercolor as well as flower pieces. Her motifs were created in front of nature in plein-air painting.
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MARIE EGNER
Apfel und Kirschblüte, ca. 1906/08
Oil on canvas
62,5 x 85,5 cm -
MARIE EGNER
Belaubte Steinsäule (Am Bassin)
Oil on paper/cardboard
70 x 44 cm -
MARIE EGNER
Rosenzeit, 1895
Oil on canvas
99 x 121 cm -
MARIE EGNER
Bauerngarten
Oil on wood
33 x 55 cm -
MARIE EGNER
Feuerlilien, ca. 1897
Oil on paper/cardboard
15,5 x 21,7 cm -
MARIE EGNER
Alte Schmiede in Schladming, 1890
Oil on canvas
55,5 x 74,5 cm -
MARIE EGNER
Spätsommer im Salzbburger Moor beim Untersberg, 1917
Oil on cardboard
32 x 41 cm -
MARIE EGNER
Prato
Oil on paper/cardboard
31,8 x 26,9 cm -
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