Ferdinand Waldmüller – the largest representative of the Austrian bieder-meyer – wrote poetic, joyful landscapes, rural scenes, portraits. Waldmuller studied at the Vienna Academy of Arts, was its professor in 1829-1857. He worked in Prague, Brno, Vienna, Zagreb.
For the portraits of Waldmuller characterized by refined color, realistic manner, attention to the smallest details. His still lifes with classic vases, outstanding in the author’s esthete, and luxurious bouquets are somewhat chilly, but they give the impression of confidence in the power of their beauty. Other famous works: “Self-portrait”. 1828. Austrian gallery of painting, Vienna; “The Great Landscape of Proter”. 1849. Austrian painting gallery, Vienna; “Collectors of brushwood in the Viennese forest”. 1855. Austrian gallery of painting, Vienna; “Still Life”. 1840. The Museum of Val-Liff-Richartz, Cologne.
Ramo en un cráter clásico – Ferdinand Waldmüller 
Bouquet dans un cratère classique – Ferdinand Waldmüller 
Symphony by Moritz von Schwind 
Moses and the Burning Bush by Ernst Fuchs 
Martyrdom of St. Peter the Martyr by Domenichino 
The Palm Court of Friedrich Wilhelm by Carl Eduard Ferdinand Blechen 
Peasant House in Walchensee by Lovis Corinth 
Transformation by Ferdinand Hodler