Heinrich Füger

1751–1818 · Neoclassicism

Heinrich Friedrich Füger was a German portrait and historical painter and one of the most important German representatives of classicism.

30 paintings

• The tomb of Emperor Leopold II by Franz Anton Zauner in the Augustinerkirche
• Leopold Pölt of Pöltenberg (1810)
• The Penitent Magdalene (1810)
• The Death of Virginia (1800)
• Adam and Eve Mourn the Dead Abel (1799)
• Allegory on the Blessings of Peace (1814)
• John in the Desert (1814)
• Bernhard von Tschoffen (died 1802) (1795)
• The Court Opera singer Theresa Hall as "Eva" in Joseph Haydn's "Creation" (1802)
• Portrait of a Bearded Man (1814)
• The actress Josefa Hortensia Füger, the wife of the artist (1797)
• Hector's Farewell to Andromache
• Franz Joseph Graf Saurau (1797)
• A Hungarian Magnate (1790)
• Man's Portrait
• Archduke Ferdinand as a Child (1804)
• The Death of Germanicus (1783)
• Baroness Dupont (1813)
• The Countesses Elisabeth, Christiane, and Marie Karoline von Thun
• Archduchess Marie Christine and Duke Albert of Saxony Teschen Present the Family with Pictures of their Relatives in Italy (1776)
• Venus in the forge of Vulcan
• Brutus verurteilt seine Söhne zum Tod (1792)
• Reclining Woman (1795)
• Emperor Joseph II in armour (1787)
• Alcestis sacrifices herself for Admetus (1804)
• Portrait of Archduchess Marie Clementine of Austria, later Crown Princess of Naples (1777-1801) (1795)
• Portrait of Antoni Józef Lanckoroński. (1810)
• Portrait of Marie Karolina Anna, Countess Thun (1785)
• The countesses Elisabeth, Christiane and Marie Karoline Thun-Hohenstein-Klösterle (1788)
• Portrait of Maria Theresia Charlotte of Bourbon (1796)