Adalbert Stifter

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Adalbert Stifter was a 19th-century Austrian writer, painter, and educator known for his detailed, nature-focused prose and influential Biedermeier-era novellas and novels.

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instanceOf Austrian person
educator
human
novelist
painter
causeOfDeath suicide
countryOfCitizenship Austrian Empire
dateOfBirth 1805-10-23
dateOfDeath 1868-01-28
educatedAt University of Vienna
era 19th century
ethnicGroup German Bohemian
familyName Stifter
fieldOfWork landscape painting
literature
genre novel
novella
short story
givenName Adalbert
hasPartInCollection Austrian literature
influenced Hugo von Hofmannsthal
Thomas Mann
languageOfWorkOrName German
movement Biedermeier
poetic realism
notableFor Biedermeier-era prose
detailed descriptions of nature
notableWork Bunte Steine
Der Nachsommer
Studien
Witiko
occupation civil servant
educator
novelist
painter
short story writer
writer
placeOfBirth Austrian Empire
Bohemia
Oberplan
placeOfDeath Austrian Empire
Linz
Upper Austria
religion Roman Catholicism
residence Linz
sexOrGender male
spouse Amalia Mohaupt

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