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Anton Einsle (1801-1871) "Sleeping Child", Outstanding Oil Painting!!!, 1854 100000 EUR This child is probably the little son of the artist. The painting is known through a lithograph of Adolf Dauthauge (1825 Rusterdorf - 1883 Vienna), made after this work (see our image nr.11). In the doctorate dissertation of Gabriele Trnka "Anton Einsle", Vienna, 1980, the painting is described in the catalogue raisonee under N° 114.
Anton Einsle (1801 Vienna - 1871 ibidem) was a very significant Austrian portrait painter of the 19th century. At the age of 13 he began studying at the Vienna Academy and painted his first works on commission at 16. His first portraits in oil and miniatures are known to appear in 1827. His works were represented at all great exhibitions in Vienna from 1830 on. Einsle worked in Prague and Budapest for a few years. He soon became a favourite portrait painter of high aristocracy and royals and was an official portraitist of Kaiser Franz Josef I. Works by Einsle are represented in many museums in Austria and abroad. Einsle received the title of Royal Painter in 1838. Since then the best paintings of his bears a inscription like in ours: K.K. Hofmaler A. Einsle (what means Kaiser-Königlicher (= imperial-royal) Hofmaler (= court painter) A. Einsle).
Condition: good, on new stretcher (original stretcher was damaged and had therefore to be replaced). Creation Year: 1854 Measurements: UNFRAMED:43,0x53,0cm/16,9x20,9in FRAMED: 63,6x73,6cm/25,0x29,0in Object Type: Framed oil painting Style: Biedermeier Paintings Technique: oil on canvas Inscription: signed: KK Hofmaler A.Einsle Creator: Anton Einsle Creator Dates: 1801 Vienna-1871 Vienna Nationality: Austrian SHIPPING COSTS UPON REQUEST: office@wilnitsky.net
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