Adolf Chwala
Czech landscape painter
Adolf Chwala was a Czech landscape painter. Born the son of a milliner, Chwala studied painting at the Academy of Fine Arts in Prague from 1851. He then studied at the school of landscape painting with Maximilian Joseph Haushofer from 1854 to 1855. In 1864 he moved to Vienna, where he married Josefa Procházková in 1871. He became the father of eight children, of whom Fritz and Leopoldine Emilie showed a talent for painting and received their first painting lessons in his studio. In the years 1885–1898 Chwala was a member of the Vienna Künstlerhaus. He exhibited his works in the Kunstverein für Böhmen (1856–1862, 1888–1889) and since 1876 at the annual exhibitions in the Vienna Künstlerhaus and from 1881 to 1896 at the Austrian Art Association. He also took part in the national exhibition in 1891.
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Master student
- Maximilian Joseph Haushofer Master
Artworks by this artist
- A Mountain Lake With Shepherds
- Partie am Mondsee
- In der Pinzgau
- A Lake Landscape
- Path On A River Shore
- Motiv bei Dachau
- A Scene on Lake Wolfgangsee
- Königssee
- The Krottensee with View of the Schafberg
- Open Landscape With Pond
- A Rocky Landscape with a River
- A view of the countryside
- A View of lake Hintersee (Ramsauer Ache), in the background mount Halskopf
- A Lake in a Moonlit Night
- Landscape with cows at a water hole
- Mühle im Mondschein
- Sunset on a Lake
- Vierwaldstädter See
- A hut on the lakeside
- Mountain landscape with a waterfall