Richard Gerstl

1883–1908 · Austria–Hungary · Expressionism

Richard Gerstl (14 September 1883 – 4 November 1908) was an Austrian painter and draughtsman known for his expressive psychologically insightful portraits, his lack of critical acclaim during his lifetime, and his affair with Mathilde Schoenberg, wife of composer Arnold Schoenberg, which led to Gerstl's suicide. Wikipedia

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“Schönberg family”, 1907 — Mumok
“Woman with Child (Mathilde Schönberg with Daughter Gertrud)”, 1906 — Belvedere
“Self-Portrait, Laughing”, 1908 — Belvedere
“Group Portrait with Schönberg”, 1907 — Kunsthaus Zug
“Portrait of Arnold Schönberg”, 1905 — Vienna Museum
“Semi-Nude Self-Portrait”, 1904 — Leopold Museum
“Nude Self-Portrait with Palette”, 1908 — Leopold Museum
“Lakeside Road near Gmunden”, 1907 — Leopold Museum
“Sisters Karoline and Pauline Fey”, 1905 — Belvedere
“Mathilde Schönberg”, 1907 — Belvedere
“Railway to the Kahlenberg”, 1907 — Belvedere
“Prof. Ernst Diez”, 1906 — Belvedere
“Self-Portrait”, 1907 — Galerie St. Etienne
“Small Self-Portrait”, 1906 — Kunsthaus Zug
“Portrait of Marie Gerstl”, 1908 — Kunsthaus Zug
“Tree on the Traunsee”, 1907 — Kunsthaus Zug
“Flower Meadow with Trees”, 1907 — Kunsthaus Zug
“Lake Traun with Mountain Sleeping Greek Woman”, 1907 — Leopold Museum
“Portrait of Henryka Cohn”, 1908 — Leopold Museum
“Self-Portrait with Palette”, 1907 — Vienna Museum
“Portrait of Alexander Zemlinsky”, 1908 — Kunsthaus Zug
“Fruit Tree with Wooden Supports”, 1907 — Kunsthaus Zug
“View of the Park”, 1908 — Leopold Museum
“Meadow with Houses in the Background”, 1908 — Leopold Museum
“Sunny Meadow with Fruit Trees”, 1908 — Leopold Museum
“On the Donaukanal”, 1908 — Leopold Museum
“Emil Gerstl”, 1906 — Leopold Museum
“Smaragda Berg”, 1906

Richard Gerstl

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