[From the Community Collection, a public trust in Agincourt, Iowa]
RUZICKA-LAUTENSCHLÄGER, Hans [1862–1933]
Cityscape
oil on canvas / 5 inches by 7 inches / signed
pre-1900
Austrian artist Hans Ruzicka-Lautenschläger is recognized for his land- and cityscapes, painted in Italy, Austria, and elsewhere. His work in a late-Impressionist style has been mentioned favorably in several Austrian art journals, such as Der Merker. He exhibited in Vienna and Munich — and now in Agincourt.¹
This petite work emigrated to the United States with members of the Wasserman family, who settled in Agincourt in 1900.
Hans Ruzicka-Lautenschläger / “View of the Pantheon in Rome”
Hans Ruzicka-Lautenschläger / “The ferris wheel in the Prater in Vienna by night”
¹An inquiry has been made to the Kunsthistorisches Museum Wien.
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