Karl Julius Heinrich Revy

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Karl Julius Heinrich Revy and his wife

Karl Julius Heinrich Revy (pseudonym: Heinrich von Greißing ; born August 8, 1883 in Föherczeglak , † March 10, 1949 in Goslar ) was an Austrian painter and sculptor .

Ceramic relief in Operngasse 26 in Vienna
Portal relief at the Stadtbad in Mödling

Life

Born as the son of a senior engineer and grandson of the Germanist Karl Julius Schröer , Revy studied history , zoology , German , pedagogy , natural history and art history after attending grammar school at the University of Vienna , then visual arts at the arts and crafts school of the Austrian Museum for Art and Industry in Vienna . During his studies in 1905 he became a member of the Silesia fraternity in Vienna . From 1906 to 1908 he studied at the Academy of Fine Arts Viennawith Siegmund L'Allemand , in the winter semester 1908/09 with Heinrich Lefler , in the winter semester 1910/11 with Alois Delug .

Revy was a member of the artists' association Hagenbund from 1912 to 1922 , from 1924 to 1939 a member of the Vienna Secession and from 1939 at the Vienna Künstlerhaus . During the First World War he worked as a war painter in Italy and Russian Poland . He created portraits and landscapes in oils, watercolors and etchings. From 1925 he was mainly active as a sculptor . He created numerous house signs and grave monuments in Lower Austria .

He was president of the Vienna Bull Terrier Club .

Works (selection)

  • Act. (Oil painting, exhibited in 1913 at the 38th annual exhibition in the Künstlerhaus Vienna)
  • Three nestlings. (Oil painting, exhibited in 1913 at the 38th annual exhibition in the Künstlerhaus Vienna)
  • Construction of the Marienbrücke. (1914, oil painting, Historical Museum of the City of Vienna )
  • Scenes from the First World War. (Watercolors, Army History Museum Vienna)
  • The fencers. (1928, oil painting)
  • Saber mensorship. (1928, lithograph)
  • Portal relief. (1928, Stadtbad Mödling)
  • At the Heuriger. (1932, sandstone relief, Historical Museum of the City of Vienna)
  • Sucking bitch. (1933, sandstone relief, Historical Museum of the City of Vienna)
  • Memorial plaque for the Invalidenhaus. (1936, relief, Invalidenstrasse 17 in Vienna)
  • Papageno. (1937, ceramic relief, Operngasse 26 in Vienna)
  • Mountain deer in the Niedere Tauern. (1939 exhibited at the exhibition Mountains and People of the Ostmark in the Künstlerhaus Vienna)

literature

Web links

Commons : Heinrich Révy  - collection of images, videos and audio files