Eduard Veith (1856–1925). Panorama of Vienna, ca. 1875. Lithograph on heavy paper with printed color. Printed by Würbel after G. Veith, by E. Holzel for V. A. Heck in Vienna. Sheet size: 18 3/4 x 29 7/8 in. Image size: 18 x 29 in. Minor oxidation on verso; a few expert repairs, overall excellent condition. Very rare.
$1,800.00
Exceptionally Rare Panorama View of Vienna, One of Europe’s Most Renowned Cultural Centers
Offered here is an all-encompassing panoramic view of late 19th century Vienna after the drawing of Eduard Veith. Vienna was one of the largest European cities when this image was created and was simultaneously experiencing a rapid growth in population and an unprecedented flowering of culture within the arts and architecture under the rule of Emperor Franz Joseph I. Illustrated prominently in the foreground of this fantastic view of the city is the renowned Palais Schwarzenberg and the Karlskirche (St. Charles Church). Both structures highlight the exquisite baroque architecture that is seen throughout Vienna that was influenced by France, Germany, and the Habsburg Crownlands in Eastern Europe. The image offered here was created by Eduard Veith who was born in Vienna and who also attended art school there as a pupil of Ferdinand Laufberger. He later continued his art education in Paris. Veith is most famously known for his portraits, frescoes, theatre curtains, and historical paintings.
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