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December 26, 1762 – June 11, 1839Wikidata

Franz Scheyerer

Austrian painter (1762-1839)

Born in Prague. Died in Vienna.

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A life in paintings

Born 17628 dated paintingsDied 1839

12 works

  • A moonlit river landscape with fishermen unloading their catch
    A moonlit river landscape with fishermen unloading their catch
    Franz Scheyerer
    1802
  • Italian landscape with shepherdesses
    Italian landscape with shepherdesses
    Franz Scheyerer
    c. 1810
  • A southern landscape populated by shepherds
    A southern landscape populated by shepherds
    Franz Scheyerer
    1815
  • Open Landscape with View of the Carpathians
    Open Landscape with View of the Carpathians
    Franz Scheyerer
    1816
  • Landscape with snow mountain
    Landscape with snow mountain
    Franz Scheyerer
    1820 · Belvedere
  • Landscape with Herdswoman
    Landscape with Herdswoman
    Franz Scheyerer
    1820
  • Die Jägerzeile
    Die Jägerzeile
    Franz Scheyerer
    1825 · Vienna Museum at Karlsplatz
  • Loggers at a Mountain Torrent
    Loggers at a Mountain Torrent
    Franz Scheyerer
    1837
  • The old castle  Rain
    The old castle Rain
    Franz Scheyerer
  • Landscape of trees with a view of a lake shore in the hazy late light
    Landscape of trees with a view of a lake shore in the hazy late light
    Franz Scheyerer
  • River Landscape with Ruins on the Bank
    River Landscape with Ruins on the Bank
    Franz Scheyerer
  • Landscape with Ruins and Walkers
    Landscape with Ruins and Walkers
    Franz Scheyerer
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