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Austria · March 30, 1858 – March 18, 1925Wikidata

Eduard Veith

Austrian painter (1858–1925)

Born in Nový Jičín. Died in Vienna.

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A life in paintings

Born 185816 dated paintingsDied 1925

20 works

  • Jungbrunnen
    Jungbrunnen
    Eduard Veith
    c. 1890 · Belvedere
  • Viennese Girl
    Viennese Girl
    Eduard Veith
    c. 1895
  • Virgin and Child surrounded by children
    Virgin and Child surrounded by children
    Eduard Veith
    1896
  • Studio with the Works of the Master, Mobile Screen, Chaise longue and a large Mirror
    Studio with the Works of the Master, Mobile Screen, Chaise longue and a large Mirror
    Eduard Veith
    20th century
  • The Japanese Fan
    The Japanese Fan
    Eduard Veith
    20th century
  • Madonna and Child surrounded by angels
    Madonna and Child surrounded by angels
    Eduard Veith
    20th century
  • Portrait einer jungen Frau
    Portrait einer jungen Frau
    Eduard Veith
    20th century
  • Harlekin
    Harlekin
    Eduard Veith
    20th century
  • Andacht in der Kirche
    Andacht in der Kirche
    Eduard Veith
    20th century
  • Venezia: Santa Maria della Salute
    Venezia: Santa Maria della Salute
    Eduard Veith
    20th century
  • Portrait of Louise Dobner von Dobenau
    Portrait of Louise Dobner von Dobenau
    Eduard Veith
    1904
  • Portrait of Louise Dobner von Dobenau
    Portrait of Louise Dobner von Dobenau
    Eduard Veith
    1904
  • Nymphen am Brunnen
    Nymphen am Brunnen
    Eduard Veith
    c. 1905 · Belvedere
  • Portrait of a Young Woman in a Red Dress
    Portrait of a Young Woman in a Red Dress
    Eduard Veith
    1909
  • Fiammetta
    Fiammetta
    Eduard Veith
    1911
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