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Tina Blau: German: Große Praterlandschaft mit alten Eichen und starker Bewölkung

English: Prater landscape with old oaks and cloudiness

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Alternative names	Tina Blau-Lang
Description	Austrian- painter
Date of birth/death	15 November 1845	31 October 1916
Location of birth/death	Vienna	Vienna
Work location	Vienna, Hungary, Italy
Authority file	: Q547655 VIAF: 77121959 ISNI: 0000000066790616 ULAN: 500011362 LCCN: nr00003421 GND: 119270056 WorldCat

Title

German:

Große Praterlandschaft mit alten Eichen und starker Bewölkung

English: Prater landscape with old oaks and cloudiness

Object type

painting

Date

circa 1890

Medium

oil on canvas

Dimensions

height: 115 cm (45.2 in); width: 172 cm (67.7 in)

Notes

Deutsch: Literatur: "Die Landschaftsmalerin Tina Blau“ - Dissertation von Annelie Roser-De Palma (Wien 1971). Laut Roser-De Palma ist das Gemälde verschollen.

Source/Photographer

Auktionskatalag Dorotheum (Wien), 5. und 6. April 1927

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