Art year 1863

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Overview of the Art Years
Further events

Art year 1863
The synagogue later known as Mole Antonelliana is under construction
Alessandro Antonelli starts building
the later Mole Antonelliana .
James McNeill Whistler: Symphony in White No. 1, one of the scandalous pictures of the Salon des Refusés
The Salon des Refusés shows pictures that were rejected by the Salon de Paris .
Augustus statue from Prima Porta, now in the Vatican Museums
The larger than life statue of Emperor Augustus is found in the Villa di Livia in the Roman district of Prima Porta .

Events

archeology

Matronenstein No. 1 (replica)
Nike of Samothrace

architecture

Vienna Ringstrasse

Other buildings worldwide

St. Nikolai Church under construction, around 1868

sculpture

  • Adèle Colonna exhibits three busts for the first time in the Salon de Paris under the male pseudonym Marcello . There she attracted the attention of the Empress Eugenie , who invited her to the Tuileries .

painting

France

Cabanel's birth of Venus
Edouard Manet: Le Déjeuner sur l'herbe

Further plants worldwide

The Rocky Mountains, Lander's Peak
Child funeral
  • The Swiss genre painter Albert Anker paints the painting Children's funeral with oil on canvas .

drawing

Fantin-Latour's study

Research and Teaching

After many years of effort Rudolf Eitelberger the Austrian emperor founded Franz Joseph on the initiative of his cousin Archduke Rainer , the kk Austrian Museum of Art and Industry . The museum essentially follows the model of the South Kensington Museum in London, which was founded in 1852 , and is intended to serve as a model collection for artists, industrialists and the public and as a training and further education facility for designers and craftsmen. From 1867 , among other things, the University of Applied Arts Vienna developed .

Others

  • February: Several Altona citizens found a company to set up an Altona museum .
Manet: Suzanne and Léon Leenhoff
  • Jeanna Bauck leaves her hometown Stockholm to go on training trips alone. She first went to Dresden, where she was accepted into Adolf Ehrhardt 's nude class , although women would otherwise be denied access.

Born

Died

The tomb of Eugène Delacroix in the Père Lachaise cemetery in Paris

See also

Portal: Fine Arts  - Overview of Wikipedia content on the subject of fine arts

Web links

Commons : Art 1863  - Collection of Images, Videos and Audio Files
Commons : Photographien 1863  - Collection of images, videos and audio files