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Austria · April 23, 1861 – April 13, 1945Wikidata

Carl Moll

Austrian artist (1861-1945)

Born in Vienna. Died in Vienna.

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A life in paintings

Born 186134 dated paintingsDied 1945

35 works

1 without a public image, listed last

  • Wassermühle in Goisern (nach Emil Jakob Schindler)
    Wassermühle in Goisern (nach Emil Jakob Schindler)
    Carl Moll
    1884 · Belvedere
  • Gebirgslandschaft bei Nebel mit Hammerschmiede
    Gebirgslandschaft bei Nebel mit Hammerschmiede
    Carl Moll
    1884 · Führermuseum
  • Rustic Garden
    Rustic Garden
    Carl Moll
    1884
  • Ragusa
    Ragusa
    Carl Moll
    1887
  • Stimmungsstudie Abend, Michelhausen (Plankenberg)
    Stimmungsstudie Abend, Michelhausen (Plankenberg)
    Carl Moll
    1888 · Belvedere
  • Atelieransicht
    Atelieransicht
    Carl Moll
    c. 1890
  • Die Römische Ruine in Schönbrunn
    Die Römische Ruine in Schönbrunn
    Carl Moll
    1891 · Belvedere
  • The Naschmarkt in Vienna
    The Naschmarkt in Vienna
    Carl Moll
    1894 · Belvedere
  • Heldenplatz mit Flieder
    Heldenplatz mit Flieder
    Carl Moll
    c. 1900 · Belvedere
  • At the Lunch Table
    At the Lunch Table
    Carl Moll
    1901
  • Dining Room I
    Dining Room I
    Carl Moll
    20th century
  • Dahlias
    Dahlias
    Carl Moll
    20th century
  • The Breakfast Table
    The Breakfast Table
    Carl Moll
    20th century
  • Birkenwäldchen im Abendlicht
    Birkenwäldchen im Abendlicht
    Carl Moll
    c. 1902 · Belvedere
  • Church of St. Charles in winter
    Church of St. Charles in winter
    Carl Moll
    1902
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