Austrian Alps

Gilt Framed Austrian Oil on Canvas Landscape Painting of the Alps Mountain Range, 20th Century

artist. Seems to be view of German or Austrian alps. Signature lower left, monogram - RA. Oil painting

Painted by Austrian Artist Karl Kaufmann (1843-1901) signed with his pseudonym F. Gilbert.

Painted Cupboard dated 1800 Period: Dated 1800 Origin: Tyrol Wood type: Fir Dimensions: H. 173 cm 68.1 in W. 110 cm (124 cm with cornices) 43.3 in (48.8 in with cornices) D. 55 c...

- Alps Dimensions: Height: 187 cm – Width: 120 cm (132 cm at cornices) – Depth: 47 cm (54 cm at cornices

the Alps region (Switzerland/ Austria/ Germany), dating circa 1820.

the Folk Art The Tyrol is an entirely Alpine region that includes parts of both Italy Austria and

crossed the Alps to confront Austria in Italy. Just six months earlier, the Corsican military man had

crossed the Alps to confront Austria in Italy. Just six months earlier, the Corsican military man had

Kitzbuhel with a view towards the Austrian Alps below the blue sky, the title in bold red text below. The

From the top of his feathered, Tyrolean hat to the bottom of his hiking boots, this carved Alps

Charming mid-century painting of the town of Seefeld, Austria by Franz Weissberger (Austrian, 20th

Collection of four Austrian Alps deer antler trophies, mounted on hand-carved wooden plaques from

Early 20th century oil painting on canvas of the Austrian alps by Friedrich Albin Koko Mikoletzky

A countrycore pull-down map showing countries located in the Alps, published by Haack-Painke Justus

Philip Rubinov-Jacobson in the Austrian Alps. In 2005, Palmer studied mono-printmaking on Skopelos Island

Risch Lau (publisher) Silvretta-Hochalpenstrasse, Vorarlberg, Austria / Osterreich Original poster

treasure hunt for me. Living on the outskirts of the Austrian Alps i spend much time in the Mountains and

Tyrolean Painted Wardrobe with Floral Motifs - 1829 Technical information: Period: 1829 Origin: Tyrol Wood type: Fir Height: 193 cm 75.98 in Width: 133 cm (146 cm with frame) 52....

Vibrant alpine European painting featuring a village with mountain peaks in the background. Signed H. Wolf and dated 1959 in the lower right. The painting presents well overall mea...

working with Master Painter Philip Rubinov-Jacobson in the Austrian Alps. In 2005, Palmer studied mono

Hans Zatzka (Austrian, 1859-1945) a superb quality oil on canvas titled "Flowers of the Alps

Parma. Later, due to declining health, he returned to the Austrian Alps, where he became court painter

the Alps of Austria. The painted motifs and use of color are typical for that area.

the Tyrol region of the Austrian, Swiss and Italian Alps. Solid ash hand-crafted frames which were

the Tyrol region of the Austrian, Swiss and Italian Alps. Solid oak hand-crafted frames which were

A classic design from the Swiss and Austrian Alps, this table originates from the Tyrol region of

Alps. The initial "J" is believed to represent Emperor Franz Joseph of Austria and Hungary. Plaque

Southern Austrian Alps, a favorite hunting Schloss of the Habsburg family. The leather has been hand

Eckartsau in the Southern Austrian Alps. Part of The European Hunt Collection, this collection of antique

19th century fallow deer from Emperor Franz Josef's castle at Eckartsau in the Southern Austrian

Southern Austrian Alps, a favorite hunting schloss of the Habsburg family. This set of three all have

Austrian Alps and features original writing of likely the member of Nobility that would have been hunting

the Eckartsau castle of Emperor Franz Joseph which lies in the Southern Austrian Alps and have been

the Southern Austrian Alps. The plaque itself is hand carved and gilded (also 18th-19th century) and

Austrian Alps. Eckartsau was a favorite hunting schloss of the Habsburg family and the original writing on

Original vintage travel advertising poster in German: Winter Pleasures in Austria / Winterfreuden

in the Southern Austrian Alps, a favorite hunting schloss of the Habsburg Royal family. This historic

Eckartsau Castle, in the Southern Austrian Alps, a favorite hunting schloss of the Habsburg family

Austrian Alps, a favorite hunting schloss of the Habsburg Royal family. Each trophy mounted on exquisitely

Austrian Alps, a favorite hunting schloss of the Habsburg Royal family. A small grouping of these Chamois

19th century fallow deer from Emperor Franz Josef's castle at Eckartsau in the Southern Austrian

Austrian Alps, a favourite hunting schloss of the Habsburg Royal family. Each trophy mounted on exquisitely

Austrian Alps. Eckartsau was a favorite hunting schloss of the Habsburg family and the original writing

antlers from Emperor Franz Josef's castle at Eckartsau in the Southern Austrian Alps, a favorite hunting

19th century fallow deer from Emperor Franz Josef's castle at Eckartsau in the Southern Austrian

Austrian Alps, a favorite hunting schloss of the Habsburg Royal family. Each trophy mounted on exquisitely

Austrian Alps, a favourite hunting schloss of the Habsburg Royal family. This historic 23 point hunting

Castle, in the Southern Austrian Alps, a favorite hunting schloss of the Habsburg family. Chair measures

Austrian Alps. Eckartsau was a favorite hunting schloss of the Habsburg family. The Heraldic seal

Austrian Alps. Eckartsau was a favorite hunting schloss of the Habsburg family. The Heraldic seal

Austrian Alps. Eckartsau was a favorite hunting schloss of the Habsburg family. The Heraldic seal

Austrian Alps. Eckartsau was a favorite hunting schloss of the Habsburg family. The Heraldic seal

Austrian Alps. Eckartsau was a favorite hunting schloss of the Habsburg family. The Heraldic seal

Austrian Alps. Eckartsau was a favorite hunting schloss of the Habsburg family. The Heraldic seal

Austrian Alps. Eckartsau was a favorite hunting schloss of the Habsburg family. The Heraldic seal

Austrian Alps. Eckartsau was a favorite hunting schloss of the Habsburg family. The Heraldic seal