Karl von Blaas

1815–1894 · Realism

Karl von Blaas was an Austrian painter known for his portraits and religious compositions executed on canvas as well as in the form of frescoes.

22 paintings

• Heinrich Clemens Freiherr Purtscher von Eschenburg (1868)
• Franz Xaver Freiherr Purtscher von Eschenburg (1850)
• Saint Catherine (1850)
• Leonie Countess Lanckorońska, née Countess Potocka, with her son Karl (1852)
• Jacob's homecoming (1841)
• Prince Eugene's march to Bosnia in 1697 (1864)
• Charlemagne reprimands the neglectful students (1855)
• Allegory of Bravery (1859)
• Allegory of Self-Control (Moderation) (1859)
• Allegory of art (1859)
• Battle of Albrecht I. over the Semming 1292 (1868)
• Emperor Maximilian I and Georg von Frundsberg (1868)
• Johann de Werth's raid near Tuttlingen in 1643 (1866)
• The Battle of St. Gotthard 1664 (1865)
• The defense of Vienna against the Turks in 1683 (1865)
• The Battle of Turin 1706 (1864)
• First promotion to the Military Maria Theresa Order in 1758 (1868)
• The meeting at Ebelsberg in 1806 (1870)
• The Battle of Mount Isel 1809 (1869)
• Entry of Emperor Franz I (II) of Austria into Vienna in 1814 (1869)
• Emperor Maximilian I. (1870)
• Self-portrait (1884)