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Alois Kirnig

Czech painter (1840-1911)

Born in Prague. Died in Prague.

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A life in paintings

Born 184015 dated paintingsDied 1911

20 works

  • The valley
    The valley
    Alois Kirnig
    1863
  • A lanscape with a lake and a mill
    A lanscape with a lake and a mill
    Alois Kirnig
    1868
  • Landscape
    Landscape
    Alois Kirnig
    1872 · Gallery of Modern Art in Roudnice nad Labem
  • Forst Castle on the Adige near Merano
    Forst Castle on the Adige near Merano
    Alois Kirnig
    1873
  • Partie aus Rothmans
    Partie aus Rothmans
    Alois Kirnig
    1880
  • Blick auf die Zugspitze vom Einfluss der Ammer in den Ammersee
    Blick auf die Zugspitze vom Einfluss der Ammer in den Ammersee
    Alois Kirnig
    1889
  • Roman Cemetery
    Roman Cemetery
    Alois Kirnig
    1891 · National Gallery Prague
  • A Seascape (Multedo, Monte Oliveto)
    A Seascape (Multedo, Monte Oliveto)
    Alois Kirnig
    1891
  • Kyselka Spa in Bílina
    Kyselka Spa in Bílina
    Alois Kirnig
    1898
  • Landscape with Bořeň
    Landscape with Bořeň
    Alois Kirnig
    1898
  • A view of Prague Castle from Chotkova street
    A view of Prague Castle from Chotkova street
    Alois Kirnig
    1899
  • Birches by the roadside
    Birches by the roadside
    Alois Kirnig
    1900
  • Anglican Church in Mariánské Lázně
    Anglican Church in Mariánské Lázně
    Alois Kirnig
    1902
  • View of Lesser Town from the embankment below Letná
    View of Lesser Town from the embankment below Letná
    Alois Kirnig
    1902 · The City of Prague Museum
  • A Forest Pond
    A Forest Pond
    Alois Kirnig
    1907
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