Josef Höger
Atmospheric dramatic landscapes and detailed watercolors
Joseph Höger was an Austrian landscape painter, watercolorist, etcher and lithographer . Together with his brother-in-law Friedrich Gauermann, Joseph Höger undertook several art hikes, for example to Venice and Northern Italy in 1838. In 1843 he became a professor at the Vienna Academy, where he had also studied. He is known for his atmospheric and at the same time dramatic forest and mountain landscapes, but also for his fine and detailed watercolors. That is why he was jokingly given the nickname "Trees-Raffael" in the circle of friends. For this reason, many of his sheets were used as templates for lithographs.
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Artworks by this artist
- A view of Bad Aussee 1846
- A Village Idyll
- Leopoldsteiner See
- Gardasee
- Landscape with Thatched Farmhouses and decorative figures
- Alpine Landscape with Trees in the Foreground 1852
- Birkengruppe im Park von Schloss Seebenstein in Niederösterreich 1866
- Blick auf Gmunden 1872
- Ländliche Idylle 1852
- Eichhorn Castle at Evening c. 1838
- A group of trees near a farmhouse
- The Lauterbrunnen valley with Jungfrau
- Ausi Kapelle Im Wald (Chapel In The Woods) 1850
- Sommerlandschaft im Hochgebirge 1856
- Waldinneres bei Lundenburg (Ahorngruppe an einem Gebirgssee)@Landscape
- Edeltann 1863
- Motiv aus Paskau
- Waldkapelle 1835
- Wanderer und Golgothakapelle
- Eingang zum Schloss Seebenstein 1872