Schreibzimmer Schloss Vukovar (1866)
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Welcome to our gallery's display of Franz Alt's exceptional painting "Schreibzimmer Schloss Vukovar" created in 1866. In this captivating work of art, Alt offers us a richly detailed glimpse into a 19th century writing room set within the grand Vukovar Castle.The painting portrays a luxurious interior filled with sumptuous furniture and an array of decorative objects that together create a room not only of elegance but of comfort and intellectual endeavor. Dominating the space are plush armchairs upholstered in floral fabric, a design choice that echoes the wallpaper's own delicate floral pattern, providing a sense of continuity and refined taste across the room. A stately writing desk is cluttered with books, papers, and an inkwell, suggesting the room's scholarly use.Striking elements such as the intricate parquet floor, the rich wood paneling around the windows, and the opulent curtains draw the eye, adding depth and texture to the scene. The walls are adorned with numerous framed portraits and prints, hanging amidst the floral wallpaper, which speak to the cultural richness and perhaps the noble lineage of the room's occupants.Above, the gracefully crafted ceiling is detailed with ethereal stucco decorations that complement the overall ornate style of the room. A classic chandelier hangs with delicate poise, harmonizing beautifully with the natural light that streams in through the large windows, highlighting the room’s architectural details and the tranquility of this private space.Franz Alt’s "Schreibzimmer Schloss Vukovar" is not merely a depiction of a room but a portal to a moment in time, reflecting the artistic and cultural aspirations of its era.
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Franz Alt (1821–1914) was an Austrian landscape painter, son of Jakob Alt and the younger brother of Rudolf von Alt. His work is included in the collection of the Metropolitan Museum of Art, the Cooper Hewitt Museum (Smithsonian), the Albertina Museum, the Museum of Fine Arts, Budapest and other international collections.