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Schilderijen van Josef Rebell: De 39 bekendste, door de ogen van een galerie

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Volgens de visie van de galerie is het beroemdste schilderij van Josef Rebell The Mole at Portici (1818), waarvan het origineel in het Neue Pinakothek in München hangt. Schloss Persenbeug (1817) en View of the Manors of Emmersdorf Castle and Rothenhof with Melk Abbey in the Background (1826) maken het trio compleet dat elk oog herkent. Van de 39 werken van Josef Rebell in onze catalogus presenteert de galerie hieronder de 39 bekendste werken, elk een origineel met de jaartal, het museum en wat het uniek maakt.

1787 – 1828, Wenen Meeste werken: Musée Condé

De top 10 schilderijen van Josef Rebell in de galerie

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The Mole at Portici (1818) door Josef Rebell

The Mole at Portici

1818 · Oil On Canvas · Neue Pinakothek, München

The sunlight catches the ripples of the harbor in The Mole at Portici, a work by Josef Rebell. This oil on canvas captures a specific moment in time, frozen around 1818. The scene unfolds within a frame measuring 38 x 55 cm, inviting the eye to wander through the maritime activity of the Italian coast.

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Schloss Persenbeug (1817) door Josef Rebell

Schloss Persenbeug

1817 · Oil On Canvas

Schloss Persenbeug, executed by Josef Rebell around 1817, captures the architectural presence of the Castle of Persenbeug. This structure remains a private property of the Habsburgian descendants. The site holds significant historical weight, as it was the birthplace of Charles I of Austria, who served as the Emperor of Austria and King of Hungary.

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View of the Manors of Emmersdorf Castle and Rothenhof with Melk Abbey in the Background (1826) door Josef Rebell

View of the Manors of Emmersdorf Castle and Rothenhof with Melk Abbey in the Background

1826 · Oil

A large, mature deciduous tree anchors the left foreground, its dark, textured trunk reaching upward to frame the sweeping vista. Beneath its sprawling canopy, a group of peasants in traditional colorful attire gathers on a grassy slope. Some sit while others stand, caught in a quiet moment of conversation or rest. A dirt path winds from this gathering, cutting through rolling agricultural fields toward the middle ground. The eye follows…

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View of Casamicciola on the Island of Ischia (1813) door Josef Rebell

View of Casamicciola on the Island of Ischia

1813 · Oil · Bayerische Staatsgemäldesammlungen, München

The sun hangs low over the Island of Ischia, casting a pale, hazy light across the distant mountains. In the foreground, the world is heavy and green. Dark, lush foliage frames the view, creating a natural window through which the eye travels toward the sunlit town of Casamicciola. A single figure rests near the prickly pear cacti, a small presence against the sweeping fronds of a palm tree. The air…

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Scene from the Napoleonic Wars: View of Kaiserebersdorf (1810) door Josef Rebell

Scene from the Napoleonic Wars: View of Kaiserebersdorf

1810 · Oil On Canvas

Scene from the Napoleonic Wars: View of Kaiserebersdorf is an oil on canvas work by Josef Rebell. Executed about 1810, the painting captures a specific moment of military presence within a vast landscape. Small figures of soldiers, both on foot and on horseback, move through a sunlit meadow, situating the human activity within the broader context of the Napoleonic era.

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Scene from the Napoleonic Wars: The French Retreat from the Lobau and the Wounded Marshal Jean Lannes (Duc de Montebello) (1810) door Josef Rebell

Scene from the Napoleonic Wars: The French Retreat from the Lobau and the Wounded Marshal Jean Lannes (Duc de Montebello)

1810 · Oil On Canvas

Created in 1810, this work captures a specific moment of the Napoleonic Wars. The scene depicts the French retreat from the Lobau and the presence of the wounded Marshal Jean Lannes, also known as the Duc de Montebello. The painting reflects the stylistic transition of the era, utilizing a realistic depiction of nature and military movement. The use of light and shadow emphasizes the tension inherent in the retreat, while…

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Scene from the Napoleonic Wars: The Beginning of the Bridgehead in the Lobau (1810) door Josef Rebell

Scene from the Napoleonic Wars: The Beginning of the Bridgehead in the Lobau

1810 · Oil On Canvas

The composition centers on a wide river valley under a vast, pale sky. In the foreground, dark, organic shapes of trees frame the left edge, their foliage rendered in deep greens and browns. These trees lead the eye toward the midground, where a long, low bridge spans the water, connecting two banks. Small figures of soldiers and horses are positioned near the riverbanks and along the bridge, appearing as minute…

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Ideal Landscape with Temple Buildings (1808) door Josef Rebell

Ideal Landscape with Temple Buildings

1808 · Oil

In this 1808 landscape, we find ourselves standing before a scene of profound stillness. The composition is framed by the heavy, dark weight of leafy trees on the periphery, creating a natural vignette that draws the eye inward toward a luminous, central clearing. It is a world of soft, diffused light, where the atmosphere seems to hold its breath. In the mid-ground, a classical temple with white columns emerges from…

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View from Posilippo on Ischia (1821) door Josef Rebell

View from Posilippo on Ischia

1821 · Oil · Bayerische Staatsgemäldesammlungen, München

In "View from Posilippo on Ischia" by Josef Rebell, the world is divided by a sharp, horizontal line. A vast, pale sky occupies the upper half, pressing down upon a detailed shoreline and a quiet sea. From a low vantage point on the sandy beach, the viewer looks out toward the coast. In the foreground, a group of figures gathers near the water's edge; some pull at nets while others…

Schilderijen van Josef Rebell, gerangschikt van 11 tot 39

De beroemde schilderijen van Josef Rebell, periode voor periode

De onderwerpen die de aandacht van Josef Rebell troffen

De vier onderwerpen die het meest voorkomen in deze originelen, elk met zijn mooiste voorbeeld.

De musea waar de originele werken van Josef Rebell worden bewaard

De 5 musea met de meeste schilderijen op deze pagina.

Museum Stad Werken van Josef Rebell Schilderijen uit deze lijst
Musée Condé, ChantillyMusée Condé Chantilly 10 LE GOLFE DE NAPLES, VU DE CHIAJA, Palais de Studi, Naples, PORTICI
Bayerische Staatsgemäldesammlungen, MünchenBayerische Staatsgemäldesammlungen München 3 View of Casamicciola on the Island of Ischia, View from Posilippo on Ischia, Coast of Capri at Sunset
Neue Pinakothek, MünchenNeue Pinakothek München 1 The Mole at Portici
Hamburger Kunsthalle, HamburgHamburger Kunsthalle Hamburg 1 View of Atrani near Amalfi
Staatliche Kunsthalle Karlsruhe, KarlsruheStaatliche Kunsthalle Karlsruhe Karlsruhe 1 View of the Gulf of Naples with Vesuvius

Josef Rebell, één iconisch schilderij per decennium

Werken per decennium

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Schilderijen van Josef Rebell: de galerie geeft antwoord

Welk schilderij van Josef Rebell is het beroemdste van allemaal?Onthul het antwoord

The Mole at Portici (1818), Neue Pinakothek, München. Schloss Persenbeug (1817) en View of the Manors of Emmersdorf Castle and Rothenhof with Melk Abbey in the Background (1826) volgen.

Hoe oud was Josef Rebell bij de voltooiing van The Mole at Portici?Onthul het antwoord

31 jaar oud: The Mole at Portici dateert uit 1818, en Josef Rebell werd geboren in 1787.

Wat zijn de top 10 schilderijen van Josef Rebell?Onthul het antwoord

The Mole at Portici, Schloss Persenbeug, View of the Manors of Emmersdorf Castle and Rothenhof with Melk Abbey in the Background, LE GOLFE DE NAPLES, VU DE CHIAJA, View of Casamicciola on the Island of Ischia, Scene from the Napoleonic Wars: View of Kaiserebersdorf, Scene from the Napoleonic Wars: The French Retreat from the Lobau and the Wounded Marshal Jean Lannes (Duc de Montebello), Scene from the Napoleonic Wars: The Beginning of the Bridgehead in the Lobau, Ideal Landscape with Temple Buildings en View from Posilippo on Ischia. De bovenstaande ranglijst vermeldt het jaar en het museum van elk werk.

Hoeveel werken heeft Josef Rebell gemaakt?Onthul het antwoord

Onze catalogus bevat 39 werken van Josef Rebell, daterend van 1808 tot 1827.

Waar hangen de beroemdste originele werken van Josef Rebell?Onthul het antwoord

Voornamelijk in Musée Condé (Chantilly), Bayerische Staatsgemäldesammlungen (München) en Neue Pinakothek (München). De bovenstaande museumtabel bevat een volledig overzicht.

Wanneer creëerde Josef Rebell de beroemdste schilderijen?Onthul het antwoord

In 1810s: 18 van de 39 werken op deze pagina werden toen gemaakt, waaronder The Mole at Portici.

Wat zijn de vroegste en laatste beroemde werken van Josef Rebell?Onthul het antwoord

Op deze pagina is het vroegste Ideal Landscape with Temple Buildings (1808) en het laatste Lighthouse in the Port of Neapel in Moonlight (1827).

Welke onderwerpen keerde Josef Rebell het vaakst naar terug?Onthul het antwoord

Sky (20), Figures (11) en Trees (11), verspreid over de 39 werken op deze pagina.

In welk medium werkte Josef Rebell het meest?Onthul het antwoord

Oil On Canvas, voor 17 van de 39 werken op deze pagina.

Welke originelen van Josef Rebell zijn in de collectie van het Musée Condé?Onthul het antwoord

LE GOLFE DE NAPLES, VU DE CHIAJA, Palais de Studi, Naples en PORTICI: het Musée Condé, Chantilly herbergt 10 van de werken op deze pagina.

Josef Rebell: de kunstenaar

Joseph Rebell (1787 – 1828): Bridging Romantic Landscape and Neoclassical Portraiture

Joseph Rebell was born in Vienna, Austria, on January 11, 1787. His artistic inclinations began early, spurred by a fascination with architectural design—a formative influence that would later permeate his landscape paintings. He enrolled at the Akademie der Bildenden Künste in Vienna in 1808 and honed his skills under Michael Wutky, absorbing classical ideals and mastering techniques vital for capturing the grandeur of European vistas.
  • Early Influences: Rebell’s initial artistic explorations were profoundly shaped by the neoclassical aesthetic championed by artists like Jacques-Louis David, whose monumental canvases instilled in him a commitment to formal precision and idealized representation.
  • Swiss Sojourn & Milanese Patronage (1809–1812): Recognizing his talent, Rebell embarked on a journey to Switzerland in 1809, immersing himself in the Alpine landscape—a formative experience that would fuel his future artistic endeavors. Shortly thereafter, he secured patronage from Eugène Beauharnais in Milan, allowing him to refine his craft amidst the vibrant cultural milieu of the Italian court.

Naples and the Court of Murat (1813–1815)

Rebell’s relocation to Naples in 1813 marked a pivotal moment, placing him at the epicenter of artistic innovation during Napoleon's reign. He found himself captivated by Caroline Bonaparte—Napoleon’s youngest sister—who served as regent for Murat and championed Rebell’s artistic pursuits. This association exposed him to the burgeoning Neoclassical movement and fostered collaborations with prominent sculptors and architects. His landscapes from this period exemplify a masterful blend of observation and idealized vision, reflecting the grandeur of Murat's court and capturing the essence of Southern Italy.
  • Murat’s Influence: Caroline Bonaparte recognized Rebell’s artistic potential and actively encouraged his engagement with contemporary art trends, fostering an environment conducive to experimentation and stylistic evolution.
  • Notable Landscapes: Among Rebell's most celebrated works are “The Mole at Portici” (1821), a dramatic depiction of Pompeii’s ruins bathed in moonlight—a testament to his ability to convey emotion through meticulous detail—and “Palais Royal de Naples, Vu de Largo Reale,” which showcases the architectural splendor of Naples' central square.

Rome and Artistic Development (1816–1824)

From 1816 to 1824, Rebell resided in Rome—a crucible of artistic creativity during the Romantic era—where he absorbed inspiration from fellow artists like Joseph Vernet and Johann Christian Peixotto. He embraced the expressive qualities of Romantic landscape painting, prioritizing atmosphere and emotion over strict adherence to classical conventions. This stylistic shift culminated in his masterful portrayal of St Joseph Chapel (1824), a serene depiction reflecting the spiritual fervor of the time.
  • Romantic Sensibility: Rebell’s artistic sensibilities embraced the Romantic movement's emphasis on subjective experience and emotional intensity, departing from the rationalism of Neoclassicism to convey profound feelings about nature and human existence.
  • Vienna Gallery Directorship & Later Works: Rebell’s appointment as Director of the Belvedere Gallery in Vienna provided him with invaluable access to artistic resources and fostered continued engagement with Viennese cultural life. He produced several additional landscapes, cementing his reputation as one of Austria's foremost landscape painters.

Legacy and Recognition

Joseph Rebell died unexpectedly in Dresden on December 18, 1828, leaving behind a legacy of remarkable artistic achievement. His paintings—particularly “Palais de la Favorite, a Portici” and “View from Posillipo on Capri”—remain treasured masterpieces of the Romantic landscape genre, demonstrating his unparalleled skill in capturing light, color, and emotion. Rebell’s work continues to inspire admiration for its beauty and technical virtuosity, securing his place as an enduring figure in European art history. His landscapes are housed in museums across Europe—including Munich Pinakothek, Berlin Gallery, Parma Gallery—testament to the lasting impact of his artistic vision.