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Austria–Hungary · September 14, 1883 – November 4, 1908Wikidata

Richard Gerstl

Austrian artist (1883-1908)

Born in Vienna. Died in Vienna.

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A life in paintings

Born 188328 dated paintingsDied 1908

29 works

1 without a public image, listed last

  • Semi-Nude Self-Portrait
    Semi-Nude Self-Portrait
    Richard Gerstl
    1904–1905 · Leopold Museum
  • Sisters Karoline and Pauline Fey
    Sisters Karoline and Pauline Fey
    Richard Gerstl
    1905 · Belvedere
  • Woman with Child (Mathilde Schönberg with Daughter Gertrud)
    Woman with Child (Mathilde Schönberg with Daughter Gertrud)
    Richard Gerstl
    1906 · Belvedere
  • Prof. Ernst Diez
    Prof. Ernst Diez
    Richard Gerstl
    1906 · Belvedere
  • Small Self-Portrait
    Small Self-Portrait
    Richard Gerstl
    1906 · Kunsthaus Zug
  • Emil Gerstl
    Emil Gerstl
    Richard Gerstl
    1906 · Leopold Museum
  • Smaragda Berg
    Smaragda Berg
    Richard Gerstl
    1906
  • Q107657662
    Q107657662
    Richard Gerstl
    1906
  • Schönberg family
    Schönberg family
    Richard Gerstl
    1907 · Mumok
  • Lakeside Road near Gmunden
    Lakeside Road near Gmunden
    Richard Gerstl
    1907 · Leopold Museum
  • Group Portrait with Schönberg
    Group Portrait with Schönberg
    Richard Gerstl
    1907 · Kunsthaus Zug
  • Mathilde Schönberg
    Mathilde Schönberg
    Richard Gerstl
    1907 · Belvedere
  • Railway to the Kahlenberg
    Railway to the Kahlenberg
    Richard Gerstl
    1907 · Belvedere
  • Lake Traun with Mountain Sleeping Greek Woman
    Lake Traun with Mountain Sleeping Greek Woman
    Richard Gerstl
    1907 · Leopold Museum
  • Self-Portrait with Palette
    Self-Portrait with Palette
    Richard Gerstl
    1907 · Vienna Museum
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