Anton Romako, 1856 - L'asino testardo - stampa d'arte

I arte moderna pezzo d'arte The stubborn donkey was made by the historicist artist Anton Romako. The original version measures the size 26 x 34 cm - frame dimensions: 33 x 47 x 6 cm. Olio su tela was applied by the European artist as the technique for the piece of art. Today, the artpiece forms part of the digital art collection of Belvedere in Vienna, Austria. This public domain masterpiece is included, courtesy of © Belvedere, Vienna, numero di inventario: 1959. : dedication Hermione Eissler, Vienna in 1918. Inoltre, l'allineamento della riproduzione digitale è paesaggio e ha un rapporto di 4: 3, which means that the length is 33% longer than the width. The painter Anton Romako was an artist from Austria, whose artistic style can primarily be classified as Historicism. The artist was born in the year 1832 a Vienna, nello stato di Vienna, in Austria e morì all'età di 57 anni nel 1889.

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The oil painting The stubborn donkey Anton Romako was probably in 1856 during a trip to Spain by the artist and is considered the earliest surviving genre painting in his oeuvre. The contrast, saturated colors of humorous scene corresponds to the intense light of the South. The loose and sketchy brushwork acting like about works by Francisco de Goya or El Greco remember and is probably due Romako encounter with original works of Spanish painting tradition. 1860 gained Romako in Rome primarily oriented on the art market landscape views, genre paintings and portraits large financial and social recognition. After a failed marriage to the artist in 1875 returned to Vienna, where his style but not met the prevailing taste. With his increasingly bizarre and excessive design language and the emphasis on psychological moments he took elements of early expressionism anticipated. lonely in his later years and impoverished, was Romako an outsider among the historicist painters that should be rediscovered by future generations as an important reference point. [Kerstin Krenn, in: Agnes Husslein, Severin Dünser, Luisa Ziaja (ed.), Flirting with Strangers. Encounters with works from the collection, Vienna 2015, p 106.]