Anton Romako

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Anton Romako was a 19th-century Austrian painter known for his psychologically intense portraits and innovative, expressive style that anticipated aspects of modern art.

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instanceOf Austrian painter
human
painter
activeYears late 19th century
mid-19th century
anticipated aspects of modern art
artStyle expressive realism
psychological portraiture
birthDate 1832-10-20
birthPlace Austrian Empire
Vienna
countryOfCitizenship Austria
deathDate 1889-03-06
deathPlace Austria
Vienna
describedAs innovative Austrian painter
precursor of Expressionism
educatedAt Academy of Fine Arts Munich
Academy of Fine Arts Vienna
fatherOf Hermine Romako
Martha Romako
genre history painting
landscape painting
portrait painting
hasOccupation painter
influenced Austrian Expressionism
Egon Schiele
Oskar Kokoschka
knownFor expressive painting style
genre scenes
history paintings
landscape painting
psychologically intense portraits
movement Realism
Viennese painting
name Anton Romako NERFINISHED
nationality Austrian
notableWork Admiral Tegetthoff in the Battle of Lissa
Mädchen mit Zitrone
Portrait of Isabella Reisser
residence Rome
Vienna
spouse Magdalena Romako
workLocation Italy
Rome
Vienna

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