Franz Josef Karl Edler Von Matsch

Franz Josef Karl Edler Von Matsch;Franz Von Matsch

Place: Vienna

Born: 1861

Death: 1942

Biography:

Early Life and Career

Franz Josef Karl Edler von Matsch

, also known as Franz Matsch, was an Austrian painter and sculptor in the Jugendstil style, born on September 16, 1861, in Vienna, Austria. He passed away on October 5, 1942, in the same city.

Artistic Style and Influences

Von Matsch's work is characterized by its adherence to the Jugendstil style, a movement that emerged in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. As a member of the Maler-Companie, alongside Gustav Klimt and Ernst Klimt, von Matsch's artistic style was heavily influenced by the Art Nouveau movement.

Notable Works and Achievements

* Achilles in Achillion Museum in Corfu is one of von Matsch's most notable works, showcasing his mastery of the Jugendstil style. * Von Matsch received the Goethe Medal for Art and Science in 1942, a testament to his significant contributions to the world of art.

Museums and Collections

* The Museum Mittelalterlicher Österreichischer Kunst in Vienna, Austria, features an impressive collection of medieval Austrian art, including works by von Matsch. * The Austrian Gallery Belvedere, also located in Vienna, houses a vast collection of Austrian art from the Middle Ages to the present day.

Legacy and Remembrance

Franz von Matsch's legacy as a master of the Jugendstil style continues to inspire art enthusiasts and scholars alike. His work, characterized by its unique blend of Art Nouveau influences and Austrian flair, remains an integral part of Austria's rich cultural heritage.

Explore more of von Matsch's works on The Museum Aula der Akademie der bildenden Künste (Austria) page on Wikioo.org
Discover the Austrian Gallery Belvedere's collection, featuring a wide range of Austrian art from the Middle Ages to the present day

Experience the beauty of von Matsch's Jugendstil style and delve into the world of Austrian art with Wikioo.org.