
1843โ1931 ยท Austrian-Italian ยท 31 artworks
artist bio
Eugene de Blaas, also known as Eugene von Blaas, was an Austrian-Italian painter known for his Academic style paintings, often depicting scenes of Venetian life. His works are characterized by their vibrant colors, detailed depictions of costumes, and romanticized portrayals of everyday life.
what you'll learn
Studying de Blaas's work allows students to understand the principles of Academic painting, including realistic representation, attention to detail, and the use of color to create mood and narrative. Students can also learn about the social and cultural context of 19th-century Venice through his genre scenes.
related: John William Waterhouse, Frederic Leighton

Balcony

Girl in a Lilac-Coloured Dress with Bouquet of Flowers

Portrait of a Boy
1884

The Eavesdropper
1906

Lisa
1889

Far Away Thoughts

Portrait of a lady
1850

Young Italian Beauty
1932

Girl with Pomegranates
1912

Shared Correspondance
1899

Musette
1900

Girl with Fish
1879

Flirtation at the Well
1902

A Venetian beauty
1865

Gathering Cockles at the Seashore

Gods Creatures
1877

Baroness von Scholl

Ladies on a Balcony
1875

Pleasure
1900

A Viennese Beauty
1899

An Interesting Story

Portrait of a Venetian Lady

Self-portrait
1898

Portrait Angiolina
1932

Feeding the ducks
1874

The Farewell

A young beauty
1882

His New Hat

A Helping Hand
1884

Philip Richard Morris
1865

A Portrait Of A Young Lady