The Painter Edward von Steinle

Hey everyone, first of all I would like to welcome you to my new contribution and hope you have a weekend so far which has brought some positive experiences into your life! In this article I would like to talk about art and hope you find the article informative.

You can see here an atmospheric work of art by the Austrian painter Edward von Steinle (1810 - 1886) which looks very authentic through the choice of strong colors and the right light effects and as a viewer you can put yourself very well in this situation. I personally also appreciate the attention to detail and if you take a look at the depth which can be seen on the left side of the painting you will notice that von Steinle has left no possibility open to give the painting a very special charm and when it comes to choosing the right colors, the work convinces all along the line. He was born in Austria in the cultural capital Vienna and early on his parents decided that he should start on a career as an artist and the father saw his son as a musician and he bought him instruments and decided to put him in a music school, but it was not his true passion and more and more he decided to devote himself to painting and created his first drawings in his spare time. He attended an art academy in Vienna for a few years and later he had the opportunity to move to Rome through contacts where his artistic career was to be continued and he did his training as an artist there, but did not completed it and went back to Vienna due to some problems in his life.

Later he decided to move to Germany where he went to the city of Frankfurt where he spent a large part of his life and received some orders from influential personalities who opened some doors for him and show him completely new ways and he himself also dealt a lot with the culture in Germany. To this day you can see many traces of the artist in Frankfurt such as streets that were named after him or other monuments and he also visited other cities in which he received commissions and for a few years he made also religious works, but he was very limited there and could not work as freely as he wanted, which is why he had decided to break away from this ideology and pursue more of his passion for free painting. Another great milestone in his life was an employment at a university in which he had the opportunity to share his experiences with interested people and it can be said that he was an artist by passion since his youth.

Many thanks for stopping by and I hope you could learn something new about art! I captured these pictures with my Camera Sony Alpha 6000 plus 55-210 mm lens.