Anton Hartinger

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Anton Hartinger, lithograph by Adolf Dauthage , 1871
Still life with flowers by Anton Hartinger, oil on wood (1834)

Anton Hartinger (born August 6, 1806 in Vienna ; † January 7, 1890 there ) was an Austrian flower painter and lithographer .

Hartinger studied at the Vienna Academy of Fine Arts from 1820 under Ignaz Strenzel and Sebastian Wegmayr . There he specialized in pictures of flowers and fruits. In 1836 he became proof-reader of the flower and fruit school of the Vienna Academy, from 1843 to 1851 he was a member. In 1825 he received the Gundel Prize for flower painting, in 1829 the Füger Prize. In 1859 he founded a lithographic institute that published botanical works and landscape works. He received the title of "kk Hof Chromo-Lytograf".

Works (selection)

Illustrations for:

  • Ludwig Zeuschner : Geognostic description of the Nerineen limestone by Inwald and Roczyny . In: Wilhelm von Haidinger (Ed.): Naturwissenschaftliche Abhandlungen 3, 1, Vienna 1850, pp. 133–146, plates XVI – XVII.
  • Franz von Hauer : About the fossils collected by Mr. Bergrath W. Fuchs in the Venetian Alps . Memoranda of the Imperial Academy of Sciences 2, Vienna 1850, Plates I – IV ( digitized version )
  • Eduard Palla : Atlas of the Alpine flora. With color plates based on nature photographs and originals. Five volumes. 2., rework. Edition, ed. from the German and Austrian Alpine Club . Lindauer, Munich 1897.

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SURNAME Hartinger, Anton
BRIEF DESCRIPTION Austrian painter and lithographer
DATE OF BIRTH August 6, 1806
PLACE OF BIRTH Vienna
DATE OF DEATH January 7, 1890
Place of death Vienna