Eduard Veith

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Self-portrait , around 1900

Eduard Veith (born March 30, 1858 in Neutitschein , Kronland Moravia , † March 18, 1925 in Vienna ) was an Austrian landscape , genre and portrait painter as well as a university teacher .

Madonna with Jesus surrounded by children , 1896
King's daughter , around 1900
A recovery , 1905

Life

Eduard Veith, son of the painter Julius Veith (1820–1887) and his wife Susanna Veith, b. Schleif (1827–1883), was a student of Ferdinand Laufberger at the kk Kunstgewerbeschule of the kk Österreichisches Museum für Kunst und Industrie and completed his training in Paris. Study trips took him to Italy , Belgium and Tunis .

From 1890 Veith was a member of the Vienna Künstlerhaus , later he also taught at the School of Applied Arts of the Austrian Museum of Art and Industry and was appointed full professor in 1920. In 1896 he received a small gold medal at the International Art Exhibition in Berlin .

Since 1911 he was married to Bertha Griesbeck (* 1872 in Augsburg, † 1952 in Vienna).

His honorary grave in the Döblinger Friedhof (group 32, row 1, no. 11) was designed by the sculptor Georg Leisek .

Student (selection)

  • Julius Smolik (1879-1948)

plant

Veith's work, predominantly in the Neo-Rococo style , follows the historicist, symbolist tradition of Hans Makart and Anselm Feuerbach and is part of the so-called "interior painting" of historicism .

as well as works for numerous other palaces.
  • Landscape watercolors
  • Portraits from Viennese society, such as Lotte Medelsky , Georg Reimers and others. a.

Awards

at exhibitions

  • Antwerp (gold medal)
  • Berlin (gold medal)
  • Vienna (gold medal)
  • Paris (gold and bronze medal)

literature

Web links

Commons : Eduard Veith  - Collection of pictures, videos and audio files

Individual evidence

  1. According to the birth register vademecum.archives.cz .
    The year of birth 1856 given in many books is therefore incorrect.