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Alois Schönn

Austrian history and genre painter (1826-1897)

Born in Vienna. Died in Krumpendorf am Wörthersee.

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A life in paintings

Born 182612 dated paintingsDied 1897

21 works

1 without a public image, listed last

  • Markt in Sarajewo.
    Markt in Sarajewo.
    Alois Schönn
    19th century
  • Water Carriers by the Mill
    Water Carriers by the Mill
    Alois Schönn
    19th century
  • Am Brunnen einer mediterranen Stadt
    Am Brunnen einer mediterranen Stadt
    Alois Schönn
    19th century
  • Aufmarsch der Läufer am 1. Mai
    Aufmarsch der Läufer am 1. Mai
    Alois Schönn
    19th century
  • Heimkehr am Grab
    Heimkehr am Grab
    Alois Schönn
    1850 · Führermuseum
  • Galante Damen
    Galante Damen
    Alois Schönn
    1850
  • Gypsy camp by the river
    Gypsy camp by the river
    Alois Schönn
    1857
  • Türkischer Bazar
    Türkischer Bazar
    Alois Schönn
    c. 1862–1868 · Belvedere
  • Constantinople Market
    Constantinople Market
    Alois Schönn
    1868 · Belvedere
  • L'arrivée de la mariée
    L'arrivée de la mariée
    Alois Schönn
    1870
  • In einer italienischen Pergola
    In einer italienischen Pergola
    Alois Schönn
    1872 · Belvedere
  • On the Coast of Genoa
    On the Coast of Genoa
    Alois Schönn
    1873 · Belvedere
  • An der lateinischen Brücke in Sarajewo
    An der lateinischen Brücke in Sarajewo
    Alois Schönn
    1883 · Belvedere
  • Old yard, carriage with barrels
    Old yard, carriage with barrels
    Alois Schönn
    1883 · Führermuseum
  • Q114378690
    Q114378690
    Alois Schönn
    1883
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