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Josef Danhauser

Austrian painter (1805-1845)

Born in Vienna. Died in Vienna.

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A life in paintings

Born 180526 dated paintingsDied 1845

27 works

  • Portrait of Ladislaus Pyrker
    Portrait of Ladislaus Pyrker
    Josef Danhauser
    19th century
  • Wallsteins Grab
    Wallsteins Grab
    Josef Danhauser
    1828 · Belvedere
  • Atelier with painting students
    Atelier with painting students
    Josef Danhauser
    1828 · Belvedere
  • Funny Scene in the Studio
    Funny Scene in the Studio
    Josef Danhauser
    1829 · Belvedere
  • Der eingeschlafene Maler im Atelier
    Der eingeschlafene Maler im Atelier
    Josef Danhauser
    1830 · Belvedere
  • Portrait of a Young Woman
    Portrait of a Young Woman
    Josef Danhauser
    c. 1830 · Führermuseum
  • Self-portrait
    Self-portrait
    Josef Danhauser
    c. 1830 · Führermuseum
  • Poor (young) Painter in a Cottage Studio
    Poor (young) Painter in a Cottage Studio
    Josef Danhauser
    1831 · Führermuseum
  • Anna von Hell
    Anna von Hell
    Josef Danhauser
    1833
  • Abraham Rejects Hagar and Ishmael
    Abraham Rejects Hagar and Ishmael
    Josef Danhauser
    1835–1836 · Belvedere
  • Banquet of a rich glutton
    Banquet of a rich glutton
    Josef Danhauser
    1836 · Belvedere
  • Frauenporträt
    Frauenporträt
    Josef Danhauser
    1836 · Belvedere
  • Die Schiffbrüchige
    Die Schiffbrüchige
    Josef Danhauser
    1837 · Belvedere
  • The Monastery Soup
    The Monastery Soup
    Josef Danhauser
    1838 · Belvedere
  • Head of an old Man
    Head of an old Man
    Josef Danhauser
    1838 · Führermuseum
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