Ladislaus IVJosef Kriehuber · 1828
Historical Painting
1828
Josef Kriehuber (1800 – 1876)
Josef Kriehuber was an Austrian lithographer renowned for his prolific portraits of Viennese society during the Biedermeier era. His meticulous depictions offer a unique glimpse into 19th-century life through over 3000 captivating images.
About this artwork
- Title: Ladislaus IV
- Artist: Josef Kriehuber
- Year: 1828
- Format: Tall
- Copyright status: Public domain
- Corpus context: stylized realism, royal authority & status
- Color palette: Neutrals
- Main color: Gray
- Keywords: emerald green clothing, watercolor illustration, historical nobility
- Topics: detailed illustration, portraiture, royalty
Questions & Answers
What level of contrast does "Ladislaus IV" by Josef Kriehuber show?
The contrast level of "Ladislaus IV" by Josef Kriehuber is statement.
How does the style of "Ladislaus IV" relate to its creator's era?
"Ladislaus IV" by Josef Kriehuber is placed in the Historical Painting movement, within the 19th-Century era of its creator.
Who is the artist behind "Ladislaus IV"?
The artist behind "Ladislaus IV" is Josef Kriehuber. The work is catalogued under Josef Kriehuber's name.
At what age did Josef Kriehuber make "Ladislaus IV"?
Josef Kriehuber made "Ladislaus IV" at the age of 28. The artist was born in 1800 and the work is dated 1828.
What are the date and style of "Ladislaus IV" by Josef Kriehuber?
"Ladislaus IV" by Josef Kriehuber is dated 1828 and belongs to Historical Painting.
When was "Ladislaus IV" made?
"Ladislaus IV" by Josef Kriehuber was created in 1828.
Where does "Ladislaus IV" sit within Josef Kriehuber's body of work?
Within Josef Kriehuber's output, "Ladislaus IV" sits in the Historical Painting style, alongside the themes of austrian nobility portraiture, 19th century historical style, royal authority & status, influence of engravings/lithos, courtly life & ceremony, kriehuber's portrait focus, detailed, stylized realism.