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View of Dürnstein, c. 1897/98

Leopold Museum,
Vienna
Oil on wood
17.4×27 cm

Artists

  • Tina Blau-Lang

    (Vienna 1845–1916 Vienna)

Currently on display at OG4
Dürnstein is amongst the Atmospheric Impressionist Tina Blau-Lang’s (1845-1916) most beloved motifs: she created thirty different views of the city, whereby she primarily focused on the surrounding landscape in the depiction from 1897/98. A blooming field cultivated by a single figure is at the center of the composition. A few trees frame the scene. The background is dominated by the town’s church, which Blau-Lang chose as the subject of other paintings, as well as the ruin towering above it and the monumental mountain chain.

AS, 2025

Object data

Artist/author
  • Tina Blau-Lang
Title
View of Dürnstein
Date
c. 1897/98
Art movement
Atmospheric Impressionism
Category
Painting
Material​/technique
Oil on wood
Dimensions
17.4×27 cm
Signature
Signed lower right: T. Blau
Credit line
Leopold Museum, Vienna, Inv. 550
Inventory access
Contributed to the Leopold Museum-Privatstiftung in 1994
Selection of Reference works
Catalogue raisonne
  • Belvedere GE 700
Keywords
landscape representationcultural landscapecultivated landlow hill countryagriculturecloudstree

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Provenance

Provenance research
Leopold Museum i

Galerie Martin Suppan, Wien (1987); (1)
Dr. Rudolf Leopold, Wien (1987-1994); (2)
Leopold Museum Privatstiftung, Wien (1994).

  1. Martin Suppan / Peter Weninger, Wachaumaler – Wachaumotive. Eine Donaulandschaft in Bildern des 19. und 20. Jahrhunderts, Wien 1987, S. 82, Abb. Taf. 26
  2. Belvedere Wien, Online Werkverzeichnis zu Tina Blau, GE 700 (18.03.2019):
    https://werkverzeichnisse.belvedere.at/objects/69505/ansicht-von-durnstein

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landscape representationcultural landscapecultivated landlow hill countryagriculturecloudstree

2023/2024 Partial funding for digitization by the Federal Ministry for Arts, Culture, the Civil Service and Sport „Kulturerbe digital“ as part of NextGenerationEU.