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Jakob Alt

German painter (1789-1872)

Born in Frankfurt. Died in Vienna.

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A life in paintings

Born 178915 dated paintingsDied 1872

15 works

  • Landscape with oaktrees
    Landscape with oaktrees
    Jakob Alt
    1813–1872 · Führermuseum
  • View of Vienna from the Spinner on the Cross
    View of Vienna from the Spinner on the Cross
    Jakob Alt
    1817 · Albertina
  • Ansicht von Linz
    Ansicht von Linz
    Jakob Alt
    1823 · Führermuseum
  • Gothic cloister
    Gothic cloister
    Jakob Alt
    c. 1823 · Führermuseum
  • Southern landscape near the sea
    Southern landscape near the sea
    Jakob Alt
    c. 1823 · Führermuseum
  • Heidelberger Schloss
    Heidelberger Schloss
    Jakob Alt
    c. 1823 · Führermuseum
  • Blick auf Stift Stams in Tirol
    Blick auf Stift Stams in Tirol
    Jakob Alt
    1832
  • View of San Giorgio Maggiore in Venice
    View of San Giorgio Maggiore in Venice
    Jakob Alt
    1834 · Belvedere
  • View from the Artist's Studio in Alservorstadt toward Dornbach
    View from the Artist's Studio in Alservorstadt toward Dornbach
    Jakob Alt
    1836 · Albertina
  • Partie von Castellammare am Golf von Neapel
    Partie von Castellammare am Golf von Neapel
    Jakob Alt
    1837
  • Am Plattensee
    Am Plattensee
    Jakob Alt
    1841 · Führermuseum
  • Schlösschen im Ladauyagarten
    Schlösschen im Ladauyagarten
    Jakob Alt
    1841 · Führermuseum
  • Am Lago Maggiore
    Am Lago Maggiore
    Jakob Alt
    1847 · Führermuseum
  • Landscape with cows
    Landscape with cows
    Jakob Alt
    1849 · Führermuseum
  • St. Stephen's Cathedral in Vienna
    St. Stephen's Cathedral in Vienna
    Jakob Alt
    1850 · Belvedere
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