The Court Actor Alois Wohlmuth
The oil painting titled The Court Actor Alois Wohlmuth was executed by the artist Gabriel von Max. This portrait depicts the subject, Alois Wohlmuth, in a bust-length composition. The work was completed in 1893.
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De todas as obras originais deixadas por Gabriel Von Max, a mais famosa é The Court Actor Alois Wohlmuth (1893), da coleção do Lenbachhaus, em Munique. Logo atrás vêm The Martyrdom of St. Ludmilla (1864) e Saint Julia (Martyr on the Cross) (1865). Nosso catálogo contém 65 obras de Gabriel Von Max; a galeria preservou as 65 que o mundo mais admira, cada uma exibida com sua data, seu museu e sua história.
The oil painting titled The Court Actor Alois Wohlmuth was executed by the artist Gabriel von Max. This portrait depicts the subject, Alois Wohlmuth, in a bust-length composition. The work was completed in 1893.
The oil on canvas painting titled The Martyrdom of St. Ludmilla was executed by the artist Gabriel von Max in 1864. This work belongs to the religious art genre and focuses on the figure of Saint Ludmila of Bohemia. The composition measures 90.4 x 100.1 cm (35 7/16 x 39 1/4 inches).
The canvas presents Saint Julia (Martyr on the Cross), a work by the artist Gabriel von Max. Created about 1865, the painting captures a moment of profound religious and tragic weight. The central figure is a woman bound to a heavy stone cross, her presence defined by the stillness of sacrifice.
In a monkey reading, Gabriel von Max presents a scene that is both quiet and deeply unsettling. Painted about 1865, this work moves away from traditional animal portraiture to present an anthropomorphized monkey caught in a moment of intense intellectual focus. The subject is not merely an animal, but a figure engaged in the very human act of reading, surrounded by a cluttered collection of books and scattered papers. This…
In "the head of a crowned woman" by Gabriel von Max, a regal female figure emerges from a soft, grayscale atmosphere. This close-up bust-length portrait centers entirely on her face, drawing the viewer into an intimate, eye-level encounter. She wears a jeweled crown that rests atop her head, partially obscured by the delicate folds of a translucent veil. The fabric drapes around her, adding a sense of weightless movement to…
In "a young woman and her vision" by Gabriel von Max, we find ourselves in a quiet, somber space. The composition is intentionally asymmetrical, drawing our attention to the right side of the frame where the subject reclines. She leans against large, soft pillows that occupy much of the lower right foreground, creating an intimate sense of depth. The woman is captured in a state of deep thought or reverie,…
In this intimate portrait, titled "Fabiela" head of a girl, we encounter a young woman presented from the chest up. The work is a creation of Gabriel von Max, an artist whose vision often drifted toward the psychological and the spiritual. Painted about 1865, this piece captures a moment of quietude, focusing entirely on the presence of the subject. The portrait offers a direct, eye-level connection that invites a sense…
In this intimate portrait, titled Ludmilla, the artist Gabriel von Max turns his gaze toward his own family. The work captures his daughter, Ludmilla, who lived from 1874 to 1961. It is a quiet, deeply personal encounter between a father and his child, rendered with a sensitivity that transcends mere likeness.
In the quietude of a twilight landscape, two young women sit together on a wooden bench in Gabriel von Max's Adagio. Created about 1876, this oil painting captures a moment of profound stillness. The air feels heavy with the approaching dusk, casting a soft, diffused light over the scene. On the left, slender birch trees reach upward, their pale bark contrasting against the deepening shadows. To the right, the landscape…
The Sisters, known in its original German as Die Schwestern, is an oil painting by Gabriel von Max. Created in 1876, the work belongs to a category of 19th-century oil paintings of sitting women at full length. It captures a quiet moment of domesticity, rendered with the precision of the era's academic traditions.
Os quatro temas que mais se repetem nestas obras originais, cada um com o seu melhor exemplo.
Os 8 museus que detêm a maioria das pinturas desta página.
| Museus | Cidade | Obras de Gabriel Von Max | Pinturas desta lista |
|---|---|---|---|
| Munique | 6 | The Court Actor Alois Wohlmuth, Saint Elizabeth as a Child, Ernestine von Max, the Wife of the Artist, Peeling Mushrooms | |
| Munique | 4 | Ludmilla, The Supplicant, Study of the Portrait of Clementine Schwayer | |
| Praga | 2 | Saint Julia (Martyr on the Cross), The Seeress of Prevorst | |
| Varsóvia | 2 | Tannhäuser, Monkey with violets. | |
| Liberec | 2 | Still life (A girl sitting by spinet), Get finished Flowering | |
| Munique | 2 | Katharina Emmerich, Monkeys as Judges of Art | |
| Filadélfia | 1 | The Martyrdom of St. Ludmilla | |
| Berlim | 1 | The Sisters |
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The oil on canvas painting titled The Martyrdom of St. Ludmilla was executed by the artist Gabriel von Max in 1864. This work belongs to the religious art genre and focuses on the figure of Saint Ludmila of Bohemia. The composition measures 90.4 x 100.1 cm (35 7/16 x 39 1/4 inches).
In this intimate portrait, titled Ludmilla, the artist Gabriel von Max turns his gaze toward his own family. The work captures his daughter, Ludmilla, who lived from 1874 to 1961. It is a quiet, deeply personal encounter between a father and his child, rendered with a sensitivity that transcends mere likeness.
Saint Elizabeth as a Child by Gabriel von Max is a formal, highly detailed portrait of a young girl. The composition is a centered, bust-length portrait set against a dark, indistinct background. This lack of environmental detail focuses all attention on the subject. The perspective is straight-on, creating an intimate and direct connection with the viewer. The girl's face is framed by long, wavy hair and a translucent veil topped…
The oil painting titled The Court Actor Alois Wohlmuth was executed by the artist Gabriel von Max. This portrait depicts the subject, Alois Wohlmuth, in a bust-length composition. The work was completed in 1893.
In "A Girl in the Meadow" by Gabriel von Max, the viewer is drawn into an intimate, close-up portrait. The composition focuses specifically on the subject's face and upper torso, creating a sense of quiet proximity. This arrangement allows the viewer to settle into the space alongside the young woman as she reclines. The perspective is slightly elevated, which adds a layer of depth by positioning the subject against a…
The Court Actor Alois Wohlmuth (1893), Lenbachhaus, Munique. The Martyrdom of St. Ludmilla (1864) e Saint Julia (Martyr on the Cross) (1865) vêm a seguir.
53 anos: The Court Actor Alois Wohlmuth data de 1893, e Gabriel Von Max nasceu em 1840.
The Court Actor Alois Wohlmuth, The Martyrdom of St. Ludmilla, Saint Julia (Martyr on the Cross), a monkey reading, the head of a crowned woman, a young woman and her vision, "Fabiela" head of a girl, Ludmilla, Adagio e The Sisters. O ranking acima apresenta o ano e o museu de cada uma.
Nosso catálogo contém 65 obras de Gabriel Von Max, datadas de 1864 a 1915.
Principalmente em Lenbachhaus (Munique), Bavarian State Painting Collections (Munique) e National Gallery Prague (Praga). A tabela de museus acima lista todos eles.
Em 1880s: 13 das 65 obras nesta página foram feitas então, sendo Saint Elizabeth as a Child delas.
Nesta página, a mais antiga é The Martyrdom of St. Ludmilla (1864) e a mais recente é A Girl in the Meadow (1915).
Woman (20), Portrait (6) e Monochrome (6), entre as 65 obras nesta página.
Oil On Canvas, para 16 das 65 obras nesta página.
Romanticism, a julgar pelos originais nesta página.
The Court Actor Alois Wohlmuth, Saint Elizabeth as a Child e Ernestine von Max, the Wife of the Artist, Peeling Mushrooms: o Lenbachhaus, Munique detém 6 das obras desta página.
Diversas pinturas destacam-se como testemunhos da visão artística singular de Gabriel Von Max. “The Last Token” (Metropolitan Museum) é um exemplo primordial de sua habilidade em imbuir temas aparentemente simples com um profundo significado simbólico, enquanto "Light" (Museu de Arte Ocidental e Oriental de Odessa) demonstra sua maestria em efeitos atmosféricos e sua exploração de temas espirituais. Sua fascinação por macacos — ele manteve uma coleção em sua residência em Munique por muitos anos — é vividamente retratada em várias obras, borrando as fronteiras entre as espécies e provocando reflexões sobre a natureza humana. Para além de suas próprias explorações artísticas, Gabriel Von Max foi profundamente influenciado pelo movimento Blue Rider, embora tenha mantido uma identidade distinta dentro deste círculo mais amplo de artistas. A documentação meticulosa de sua coleção de primatas — composta por centenas de fotografias e esboços — revela seu compromisso com a observação e seu desejo de traduzir a realidade em arte pura.