Galerie Lehner

Maxim Kantor, Grandfather and Grandson, 1991, Oil on Canvas, 71 x 61 cm. There is no visible signature.

Joan Miró, Le Delire du Couturier, Bleu, Rouge, Vert, 1969. Color lithograph, signed on lower right, numbered 2/30. Catalogue Raisonné: Mourlot 645.

Karl Anton Fleck's portraits captivate through reduction to the essential, as well as distortion and the use of details and symbols. The striking stroke creates clear contours and th...

Hans Fronius is an important representative of Austrian Expressionism and, along with Alfred Kubin, is considered one of the most important Austrian graphic artists and illustrators....

Julius Zimpel * 30.8.1896 Vienna, † 11.8.1925 Vienna "First artistic inspiration by his uncle Gustav Klimt. 1911-16 attended the School of Arts and Crafts under F. Cizek, A. v. Ken...

The painterly work of Helga Scholler includes works from a period of more than 40 years and shows a range of uncompromising expressive works of all genres, representing a further dev...

Willy Eisenschitz is one of the most important Austrian artists of the 20th century, yet for a long time he received far too little attention in his ...

Lake in Winter by Anton Velim presents a quiet, atmospheric winter landscape that feels both intimate and expansive. The painting shows a frozen or partially frozen lake stretching a...

“Bretonische Küste” by Albert Birkle presents a powerful and atmospheric view of the Breton shoreline, shaped by expressive brushwork and a restrained yet evocative color palette. Th...

The artist Miloslav Cicvárek (1927–2007) was a Czech post-war and contemporary painter, graphic artist, sculptor, and restorer. His artistic oeuvre can be divided into three major cr...

"Paar" by Hans Eduard Kozel is an intimate and emotionally charged painting that captures the quiet complexity of human connection. The composition shows two closely positioned figur...

Gustav Hessing was born on 20 January 1909 in Czernowitz (then Austria-Hungary, today Ukraine) and died on 8 January 1981 in Vienna. He is considered one of the important Austrian pa...

Pablo Picasso's ,,Les Saltimbanques" is a captivating drypoint etching. The work is unnumbered and part of the catalog raisonné. Although the work was originally created in 1905, it ...

Sculpteur devant sa sellette, avec un spectateur barbu by Pablo Picasso presents a vivid scene of artistic creation observed by another figure. The composition shows a sculptor worki...

Deux Femmes au Miroir by Pablo Picasso is a fascinating exploration of reflection, identity, and perception. The composition presents two women interacting with a mirror, their forms...

Nu Accoude by Pablo Picasso is a refined and intimate portrayal of the human figure. The composition presents a reclining nude leaning on one arm, rendered with fluid, confident line...

Le Sculpteur au Travail by Pablo Picasso offers a fascinating glimpse into the act of creation, focusing on a sculptor immersed in his work. The composition captures the figure in a ...

Peintre debout à son chevalet, avec un modèle by Pablo Picasso is a compelling portrayal of the creative act itself. The composition shows a standing painter at his easel, accompanie...

Peintre et Modèle Accoudé by Pablo Picasso is a captivating depiction of the relationship between an artist and his muse. The composition shows a painter leaning toward a reclining m...

Peintre et Modèle aux Cheveux Longs by Pablo Picasso is an elegant and expressive depiction of the relationship between artist and muse. The composition features a painter alongside ...

Le Sculpteur by Pablo Picasso is a compelling and refined representation of the artist at work. The composition focuses on a sculptor figure, reduced to essential lines and forms, ye...

Tête d’homme barbu by Pablo Picasso is a powerful and expressive portrait that highlights the artist’s mastery of form and character. The image depicts a bearded man, constructed thr...

“Bathing Woman” (1925) by Harriet Frishmuth is a striking bronze sculpture that captures the grace and vitality of the female form. Beautifully rendered with fluid lines and a natura...

The Finnish Girl by Fritz Aigner is a captivating and expressive work that exemplifies the artist’s mastery of form and emotion. Aigner, an acclaimed Austrian painter and graphic art...

In “Engländer”, Fritz Aigner creates a striking and self-contained image that feels both iconic and unsettling. The composition centers on a solitary male figure holding a painter’s ...

In “Maler malt großen Schuh”, Fritz Aigner presents a surreal and quietly unsettling scene that unfolds through suggestion rather than clarity. At the center is the exaggerated form ...

Fritz Aigner’s “…Mädchen” unfolds like a scene remembered rather than observed. The composition is dominated by expressive, almost turbulent lines that suggest bodies in motion rathe...

Begegnung unter dem Kreuz by Fritz Aigner is a powerful, expressive work that confronts the viewer with themes of suffering, devotion, and human vulnerability. The composition center...

Im Schwimmbad by Grigor Bobrowsky captures a lively summer moment rendered with loose, expressive brushstrokes. The scene shows a public swimming area by a body of water, where figur...

“Mädchen und Bube mit Schaukelpferd und Puppen” by Franz von Bayros presents an unusual and psychologically layered interior scene. Two young figures are placed within a richly furni...

“Weiblicher Akt unter Baum” by Franz von Bayros is a striking and provocative work that blends dreamlike fantasy with refined graphic precision. The composition presents a reclining ...

This captivating Mediterranean landscape by Josef Floch (oil on canvas) offers a rare opportunity to own a work by one of the most distinctive voices in 20th-century Austrian-America...

Johannes 19 20 by Fritz Aigner is a deeply moving and dramatic work that confronts the viewer with themes of power, suffering, and moral confrontation. Rendered in a dark, earthy mon...

Matthäus (26) 49 by Fritz Aigner is a powerful and haunting artwork that confronts the viewer with themes of sacrifice, faith, and human suffering. Executed in a dramatic monochrome ...

Tanzpaar unter Bäumen by Otto Lange is a striking example of German Expressionism, defined by bold contrasts, rhythmic lines, and strong emotional intensity. The composition depicts ...

Flower Still Life by Carl Krenek is a luminous and expressive painting that celebrates color, texture, and painterly confidence. A bouquet of softly blooming flowers unfolds from a w...

Reclining Nude with Veil by Carl Hofer is a refined and intimate work that exemplifies the artist’s mastery of line, form, and emotional restraint. Executed with delicate yet confide...

The painterly work of Helga Scholler includes works from a period of more than 40 years and shows a range of uncompromising expressive works of all genres, which represents a further...

Orest by Henri Deparade is a striking and emotionally resonant painting that immediately captivates through its expressive abstraction and layered human forms. The work reveals multi...

“Barkinon” by Maria Corte is a vibrant, eye-catching celebration of contemporary Barcelona, rendered in the artist’s unmistakable geometric and pop-modern style. Corte’s work stands ...

This work by Alfred Kubin is a template for a lithograph of the same name. This colored ink drawing shows two men with rifles in the foreground. The man in the left half of the pictu...

On the frontispiece of the catalogue published on the occasion of his exhibition at Galerie Pels-Leusden in Berlin in 1982, one finds the following dedication: “For the very gifted ...

Henri Deparade’s art is a synthesis of abstract-expressionist spatiality and psychologically automatic figure drawing, with occasional glimpses of recognizable reality. In his turbul...

Henri Deparade’s art is a synthesis of abstract-expressionist spatiality and psychologically automatic figure drawing, with occasional glimpses of real-world references. In his turbu...

Henri Deparade’s art is a synthesis of abstract-expressionist spatiality and psychologically automatic figure drawing, with occasional glimpses of real-world references. In his turbu...

The freelance artist Barbara Szüts, born in 1952 in Bad Bleiberg, Carinthia, and living in Vienna and Cologne since 1988, studied under Professor Carl Unger at the University of Appl...

„The path to the freestanding sculpture led through relief work. Using a digitized original drawing, I bring forth the sculptures that are later created with laser or water jet cutti...

August Dressler is one of the painters of the New Objectivity. He is one of the lesser-known artists of the Weimar era, but he too, like his famous contemporaries Georg Grosz, John H...

Willy Eisenschitz is regarded as one of the most important Austrian artists of the 20th century, although for a long time he received far too little ...

Bruno Moras, born in Berlin in 1883, was a German painter who became particularly known for his atmospheric landscape paintings. He grew up in an artistic environment, as his father,...

Between light and line, stillness and movement, the visual worlds of Walter Strobl unfold – quiet, powerful, and full of inner tension. His nudes depict people in transition, in mom...

Between light and line, stillness and movement, the visual worlds of Walter Strobl unfold – quiet, powerful, and full of inner tension. His nudes depict people in transition, in mom...

Oberhuber initially studied sculpture at the Federal School of Applied Arts in Innsbruck from 1945 to 1949. He subsequently studied under Fritz Wotruba at the Academy of Fine Arts in...

Fritz Fröhlich came from a railway family and attended primary school in Dürnberg near Ottensheim in Upper Austria. Between 1929 and 1937, he studied at the Academy of Fine Arts Vie...

Signed on the lower right.

Thomas Draschan maturierte 1987 am BORG Linz und studierte Theaterwissenschaft und Publizistik an der Universität Wien. 1992 zog er nach Frankfurt am Main und studierte Film bei Peter Kubelka und Ken Jacobs an der Städelschule und in New York an der Cooper Union bei Robert Breer...

Born in 1977 in Amstetten, she lives and works in Upper Austria. The line, serving as the defining means of expression, shapes the atmospheric pictorial spaces of Anna Maria Brandst...

Born in 1977 in Amstetten, she lives and works in Upper Austria. The line, serving as the defining means of expression, shapes the atmospheric pictorial spaces of Anna Maria Brandst...

Stephanie Hollenstein came from a farming family in Vorarlberg and began painting as a child. Because of her drawings of shepherds, she was admitted to the Munich School of Arts and ...

Throughout his life, Fritz Aigner remained a solitary figure in the Austrian art scene of the 20th century, resisting any classification within prevailing artistic fashions or stylis...