The Austrian artist Eduard Gurk (1801-1841) painted motifs of his country and of other European locations before dying in Jerusalem.
O austríaco Eduard Gurk (1801-1841) pintou motivos do seu país e de outros locais europeus antes de falecer em Jerusalém.
Eduard Gurk (1801-1841)-‘Mariazell from de Bürgeralpe’-watercolor-ca 1833 Wien-Grafische Sammlung Albertina
Eduard Gurk (1801-1841)-‘Grace chapel in the church in Mariazell’-watercolor-1833 Sakt Pölten-Landesmuseum Niederösterreich
Eduard Gurk (1801-1841)-‘The basilica of Mariazell from the church square’-watercolor-ca 1833 Wien-Grafische Sammlung Albertina
Eduard Gurk (1801-1841)-‘The Treasury at Mariazell in 1835’-watercolor on paper-1835 Private collection
Eduard Gurk (1801-1841)-‘The interior of the Basilica of Mariazell’-watercolor-ca 1833 Wien-Grafische Sammlung Albertina
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Habsburg Empire by Eduard Gurk
The Viennese Eduard Gurk (1801-1841), painter of the 'Biedermeier' era, employed in his watercolors mainly motifs of the Empire’s cities.
O Vienense Eduard Gurk (1801-1841), pintor da época 'Biedermeier', empregou nas suas aguarelas principalmente temas das cidades do Império.
Eduard Gurk (1801-1841)-'the Graben, Vienna'-colored copper engraving-1823
Eduard Gurk (1801-1841)-'view of Pest and Buda from the field Bakos'-lithograph on paper Private collection
Eduard Gurk (1801-1841)-'Brno from the red mountain-watercolor-1838 Wien-Graphische Sammlung Albertina
Eduard Gurk (1801-1841)-'at Hradcany in Prague'-watercolor-ca 1838 Wien-Graphische Sammlung Albertina
Eduard Gurk (1801-1841)-'Cathedral and Bishop's residence in Königgrätz'-watercolor-ca 1838 Wien-Graphische Sammlung Albertina
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