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Kingdom of Lombardy–Venetia · May 6, 1834 – February 5, 1905Wikidata

Albert Rieger

Austrian painter and photographer (1834-1905)

Born in Trieste. Died in Vienna.

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A life in paintings

Born 183419 dated paintingsDied 1905

20 works

  • Mühle am Gebirgsbach
    Mühle am Gebirgsbach
    Albert Rieger
    19th century
  • landscape with rising storm
    landscape with rising storm
    Albert Rieger
    1849–1905 · Führermuseum
  • View of the bay of Trieste
    View of the bay of Trieste
    Albert Rieger
    1859
  • A panoramic view of Venice
    A panoramic view of Venice
    Albert Rieger
    1867
  • Das Ferdinandeum in Triest
    Das Ferdinandeum in Triest
    Albert Rieger
    1868
  • Segelschiffe vor Venedig
    Segelschiffe vor Venedig
    Albert Rieger
    1869
  • Steamship offshore
    Steamship offshore
    Albert Rieger
    20th century
  • Fishing Boats against a Venetian Silhouette
    Fishing Boats against a Venetian Silhouette
    Albert Rieger
    20th century
  • Crossing in a Moonlit Night
    Crossing in a Moonlit Night
    Albert Rieger
    20th century
  • Evening on the Nile
    Evening on the Nile
    Albert Rieger
    20th century
  • Mountain Stream in the Moonlight
    Mountain Stream in the Moonlight
    Albert Rieger
    20th century
  • Steamboat in a Storm on the North Sea
    Steamboat in a Storm on the North Sea
    Albert Rieger
    20th century
  • The Orient in the Evening Light
    The Orient in the Evening Light
    Albert Rieger
    20th century
  • Wasserfall mit Mühle
    Wasserfall mit Mühle
    Albert Rieger
    20th century
  • Aufziehendes Gewitter
    Aufziehendes Gewitter
    Albert Rieger
    20th century
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