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Habsburg monarchy · August 22, 1764 – October 4, 1818Wikidata

Josef Abel

Austrian painter, etcher (1764–1818)

Born in Aschach an der Donau. Died in Vienna.

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A life in paintings

Born 176411 dated paintingsDied 1818

11 works

1 without a public image, listed last

  • Portrait of a Gentleman
    Portrait of a Gentleman
    Josef Abel
    1800
  • Le jeune Schubert
    Le jeune Schubert
    Josef Abel
    19th century · Kunsthistorisches Museum
  • Klopstock unter den Dichtern im Elysium
    Klopstock unter den Dichtern im Elysium
    Josef Abel
    1803–1807 · Belvedere
  • Rollenportrait Anna Maria Sessi (1790-1864)
    Rollenportrait Anna Maria Sessi (1790-1864)
    Josef Abel
    1807 · Schloss Wahn
  • Self-Portrait in the Studio
    Self-Portrait in the Studio
    Josef Abel
    c. 1808–1810–1808–1810 · Hungarian National Gallery
  • Portrait of Konstanzia Nákó
    Portrait of Konstanzia Nákó
    Josef Abel
    1808–1810 · Hungarian National Gallery
  • Die Familie des Großhändlers Johann Christian Edler von Bruchmann
    Die Familie des Großhändlers Johann Christian Edler von Bruchmann
    Josef Abel
    1810 · Belvedere
  • Maria Theresia Josepha Countess of Fries with her oldest children
    Maria Theresia Josepha Countess of Fries with her oldest children
    Josef Abel
    1811 · Germanisches Nationalmuseum
  • Iphigenie gibt sich ihrem Bruder Orest zu erkennen
    Iphigenie gibt sich ihrem Bruder Orest zu erkennen
    Josef Abel
    1815 · Führermuseum
  • Madonna with Child
    Madonna with Child
    Josef Abel
    c. 1816 · Belvedere
  • PNo image
    Portrait of a Lady
    Josef Abel
    1800
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