Carl Anton Reichel Art
Carl Anton Reichel was an Austrian autodidact, art collector and visual artist. He studied medicine, psychiatry and psychology. In 1903–04, he moved to Monaco, where he met Alfred Kubin. Reichel married Hilde Konstanze Dolmatoff, they had three children and lived in Großgmain, later they moved to Salzburg, where they dwelled in the castle of Arenberg. Bahr included the following dedication in his drama Der Unmensch, “The Great Artist Carl Reichel with devotion." In 1914, he bought the Edelhof near Micheldorf, where he met Arnold Schönberg. In 1943, one of his artworks was shown at Braunau am Inn. After this exhibition, he participated in several gallery and museum exhibitions, including at the Schirn Kunsthalle Frankfurt and the Belvedere. Reichel worked as an engraver during the first years. He realized almost 300 works, among which were xylograph and graphic works. His interest in fantasy makes him a forerunner of the Wien School of Magical Realism.CARL ANTON REICHEL (AUSTRIA, 1874–1944)
1910s Carl Anton Reichel Art
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1920s Post-Impressionist Carl Anton Reichel Art
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20th Century Post-Impressionist Carl Anton Reichel Art
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1930s Post-Impressionist Carl Anton Reichel Art
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19th Century Modern Carl Anton Reichel Art
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1970s Contemporary Carl Anton Reichel Art
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1970s Contemporary Carl Anton Reichel Art
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1960s Contemporary Carl Anton Reichel Art
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1970s Contemporary Carl Anton Reichel Art
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