Franz de Paula Ferg
1689–1740 · Rococo
Franz de Paula Ferg, also known as Francis Paul Ferg, was an Austrian painter, draughtsman, and printmaker. He painted primarily scenes of daily life, such as people interacting in markets and villages.
28 paintings
- Market with temple and maypole (1722)
- Fairground with Crenellated Keep
- Italian landscape (1730)
- Landscape with peasants at play
- Festivity in a park
- At the Source
- Landscape with Figures and a Ruined Tower (1730)
- A Street Scene (1720)
- Peasants Brawling in a Village Street
- Landscape
- Landscape
- Landscape
- Landscape (set in a carved gilt overmantle)
- Landscape with Figures and Ruins
- Winter landscape
- Ruin Landscape with Resting Travellers (1742)
- Landscape with Travellers (1727)
- Landscape with Figures by a Classical Monument (1730)
- Landscape with a Tomb and Figures (1718)
- A Classical Landscape with Obelisk, Woman and Rider (1718)
- Roman Soldiers resting by a Tree
- Roman Soldiers resting by a Tree, with Ruins in the background
- Classical Landscape, with Figures and Ruins (1723)
- Classical Landscape, with Ruins and Figures (1723)
- Landscape (1725)
- Et marked (1704-1740)
- Bondelystighed (1704-1740)
- Bondelystighed (1704-1740)