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Eugen Jettel

Austrian artist (1845-1901)

Born in Janovice. Died in Veli Lošinj.

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A life in paintings

Born 184525 dated paintingsDied 1901

29 works

  • Hintersee bei Berchtesgaden
    Hintersee bei Berchtesgaden
    Eugen Jettel
    1864 · Belvedere
  • Viehtränke an der Waag
    Viehtränke an der Waag
    Eugen Jettel
    c. 1872 · Belvedere
  • Dutch landscape
    Dutch landscape
    Eugen Jettel
    1874 · Galerie Lázně Liberec
  • Landscape with swamp and figural staff (Sea coast near Villerville)
    Landscape with swamp and figural staff (Sea coast near Villerville)
    Eugen Jettel
    1876 · Moravian Gallery in Brno
  • Large Moorland Landscape
    Large Moorland Landscape
    Eugen Jettel
    1879 · Belvedere
  • Flusslandschaft mit Boot
    Flusslandschaft mit Boot
    Eugen Jettel
    c. 1880 · Belvedere
  • Red cabbage field in Holland
    Red cabbage field in Holland
    Eugen Jettel
    1880
  • Moon landscape with windmill
    Moon landscape with windmill
    Eugen Jettel
    1884 · Galerie Lázně Liberec
  • Dünen bei Katwijk
    Dünen bei Katwijk
    Eugen Jettel
    1886 · Belvedere
  • Ansicht von Giessen (Nordbrabant)
    Ansicht von Giessen (Nordbrabant)
    Eugen Jettel
    1886 · Belvedere
  • Baumgruppe am Feldweg
    Baumgruppe am Feldweg
    Eugen Jettel
    c. 1888 · Belvedere
  • Dutch landscape
    Dutch landscape
    Eugen Jettel
    1888 · Galerie Lázně Liberec
  • Landscape near Cayenz with a Sheepdog and Flock
    Landscape near Cayenz with a Sheepdog and Flock
    Eugen Jettel
    1889 · Museum of Fine Arts Boston
  • Village street with horse cart
    Village street with horse cart
    Eugen Jettel
    c. 1891 · Charles Sedelmeyer collection
  • Street near Cayeux
    Street near Cayeux
    Eugen Jettel and Václav Brožík
    1892
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