
1868–1926 · Austrian · 30 artworks
artist bio
Albin Egger-Lienz was an Austrian painter known for his powerful and often monumental depictions of peasant life, war, and religious themes. He blended elements of Realism and Expressionism to create emotionally charged works that reflected the social and political tensions of his time.
what you'll learn
Studying Egger-Lienz's work allows students to explore the use of expressive brushwork and simplified forms to convey powerful emotions and social commentary. Students can also analyze how he combined realistic details with stylized elements to create a unique visual language.
related: Ernst Ludwig Kirchner, Kathe Kollwitz, Paula Modersohn-Becker

The portrait painter in the country
1891

Self-portrait
1926

Auf Der Treppe
1890

Almlandschaft Im Ötztal
1911

Auf Dem Kirchenchor Der Lienzer Pfarrkirche St. Andrä
1890

South-front
1908

Savoyardenknabe

Selbstbildnis Mit Sportmütze
1923

Inneres Der Johanneskirche Zu München
1890

Bildnis Costenoble in Tracht
1905

Die Tiroler Kellnerin
1903

Männerkopf
1899

Modellstudie, Alte Frau, Halbes Profil
1885

Friedrich Schmidt, Der Erstplaner Des Lienzer Pfarrturms
1891

Peasant-wife Study to „the Mothers“
1922

The Family

the Artists Mother Maria Trojer
1912

Das Kreuz

Frühes Selbstbildnis
1884

Bildnis Einer Frau in Tiroler Tracht
1899

Einzug König Etzels in Wien (zweiter Entwurf)
1908

Tyrolean Landscape. Study for Der Sämann
1903

Vorfrühling
1917

Peasant Using Holy Water

Kopf Des Kreuztragenden Mannes (das Kreuz)
1900

the Brother of the Artist, Eduard Egger
1888

Head of a Young Man (study for the „cross“)
1900

Sonnenuntergang Auf Der Mendel
1919

Frauenkopf
1902

Bildnis Eines Mannes (kniestück)
1899