Josef Thoma
Paysages autrichiens mystiques et orientalisme
Josef Thoma the Younger was an Austrian painter best known for his landscapes of rural Austria. Painted in the style of Romantic artist such as Eugène Delacroix and Caspar David Friedrich, his work often processed a mystical quality, created by manipulating light and natural settings. For example, in his work Berglandschaft, which depicts a wooden cabin hidden between the mountain peak, the artist uses a dark, muted color palette, adding the air of mystery. Également influencé par l'intérêt européen pour le soi-disant « orientalisme », il a peint des paysages exotiques de l'Extrême-Orient, comme on peut le voir dans sa peinture Jardin à Constantinople. Né en 1828 en Autriche, Thoma est mort en 1899 en Autriche.
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Influenced by
- Eugène Delacroix Influenced_by
- Caspar David Friedrich Influenced_by
Artworks by this artist
- Jäger am Wasserfall
- Gebirgslandschaft mit Bach
- Watermill on a Riverbank by a Town
- A Mill by a Mountain River, in the Background the Dachstein Massif
- Die Mühlsturzhörner mit Hintersee
- Blick auf den Golf von Neapel
- Blick auf den Königssee
- Blick auf das Wetterhorn 1877
- Landscape in the Upper Austria
- A View of the Dachstein Massif from Lake Gosau
- Schafhirte mit seiner Herde am Heimweg
- Alpenlandschaft
- Blick vom Pfaffengföll
- Französische Fischer
- Motiv aus Tirol
- On the Mountain Pasture
- A mountain landscape with a rushing torrent
- Tyrolean Scene
- A moonlit night on the lakeside
- Alpine Landscape with Peasants 1875