Friedrich Johann Treml
Austrian genre painter of military life
Friedrich Treml, also Johann Friedrich Treml was an Austrian genre painter and watercolorist . Treml was the son of the theater painter Friedrich Treml. After briefly studying at the Vienna Polytechnic, he turned to training at the Vienna Academy. There he was particularly encouraged by Peter Fendi. In 1843 Treml married the niece and adopted daughter of Peter Fendis. Treml painted genre scenes, preferably from military life. From 1849 he worked almost exclusively for the Viennese court. His paintings were often lithographed, including by Franz Xaver Sandmann, K. Lanzedelly and Johann Stadler, which made the works very popular. In the choice of subject and style, Treml was strongly influenced by Carl Schindler . The Tremlweg in Vienna- Siebenhirten was named after him in 1959.
Relationship Network
Master student
- Peter Fendi Master
- Jan De Baen Master
- Johann Heinrich Ferdinand Olivier Master
Influenced by
Parent child
- Friedrich Philipp Reinhold Parent
- Gotthelf Leberecht Glaeser Parent
- Karl Jakob Theodor Leybold Parent
- Nikolaus Hoff Parent
Artworks by this artist
- An Imperial And Royal Infantryman Before A Ruin 1839
- Verwundeter Kürassier auf einem Heuboden 1841
- Wallfahrer 1842
- grandfather and his grandson observing Archduke Karl of Austria Teschen in the uniform of a general after the the victorious battle of Aspern
- August Konopasek
- Am Friedhof (‘Die Braut am Grabe’) 1847
- A grandfather and his grandson observing Archduke Karl of Austria Teschen in the uniform of a general after the the victorious battle of Aspern
- Maria Konopasek