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December 13, 1840 – July 1, 1895Wikidata

Theodor von Hörmann

Austrian artist (1840-1895)

Born in Imst. Died in Graz.

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A life in paintings

Born 184021 dated paintingsDied 1895

26 works

  • A Summer Day near Samois
    A Summer Day near Samois
    Theodor von Hörmann
    19th century
  • Moonrise After the Harvest I
    Moonrise After the Harvest I
    Theodor von Hörmann
    19th century · Belvedere
  • Flower Market at La Madeleine IV
    Flower Market at La Madeleine IV
    Theodor von Hörmann
    19th century · Leopold Museum
  • Sandway
    Sandway
    Theodor von Hörmann
    c. 1874 · Belvedere
  • Forest Trail at Gödöllö
    Forest Trail at Gödöllö
    Theodor von Hörmann
    c. 1879 · Belvedere
  • On the Ligethi Puszta
    On the Ligethi Puszta
    Theodor von Hörmann
    1884 · Belvedere
  • Hungarian Landscape with Vines
    Hungarian Landscape with Vines
    Theodor von Hörmann
    1884 · Belvedere
  • Bach Landscape
    Bach Landscape
    Theodor von Hörmann
    c. 1884 · Belvedere
  • landscape with cattle + figures
    landscape with cattle + figures
    Theodor von Hörmann
    1884 · Führermuseum
  • In the Tuileries
    In the Tuileries
    Theodor von Hörmann
    c. 1888 · Belvedere
  • Individual Houses on Jersey
    Individual Houses on Jersey
    Theodor von Hörmann
    1888 · Belvedere
  • Paris at Night with Eiffel Tower
    Paris at Night with Eiffel Tower
    Theodor von Hörmann
    1889 · Belvedere
  • By the Sea Beach
    By the Sea Beach
    Theodor von Hörmann
    c. 1889 · Belvedere
  • View of Paris
    View of Paris
    Theodor von Hörmann
    1890 · Belvedere
  • Mädchen im Obstgarten
    Mädchen im Obstgarten
    Theodor von Hörmann
    c. 1890 · Belvedere
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