
1803–1887 · Austrian · 30 artworks
artist bio
Friedrich von Amerling was a prominent Austrian portrait painter of the 19th century. He served as court painter and was known for his refined and idealized portraits of Austrian society, contributing significantly to the Biedermeier and Romantic art movements.
what you'll learn
Studying Amerling's work allows students to understand the techniques of Romantic portraiture, including capturing likeness, conveying social status, and using light and shadow to create mood. Students can also learn about the cultural context of 19th-century Austrian society.
related: Anton Romako

Portrait of R. Ignaz and Johanna Bischof
1836

Nikolaus Lenau, Austrian poet

Portrait of a boy (Eduard Edler von Mosel)
1830

Portrait of the artist Peter Fendi
1833

Joseph Amerling (1818–1885), the artist's brother
1829

Portrait of the painter Josef Redl
1828

Emperor Francis I of Austria (1768-1835) wearing the Austrians imperial robes
1832

The Painter's Mother
1836

Portrait of Rudolf von Arthaber and his children
1837

Portrait of a Girl
1837

Portrait of the painter Giuseppe Canella
1838

Julie Von Woyna
1832

Portrait of Ferdinand I of Austria (1793-1875)
1840

Portrait of Franz Liszt (9 May 1838)
1838

Bogumil Dawison as Richard III

Portrait of the painter Schilcher in Vienna
1836

Lost in dreams
1835

Portrait of a Lady
1840

Girl with straw hat
1835

Portrait of Eduard Julius Friedrich Bendemann
1837

Little Bertha von Neuhaus with a hare
1830

Portrait of the Baroness Cecilie von Eskeles
1832

Portrait of the university professor Dr. Stephan Schroff
1837

Count August Ferdinand Breuner-Enckevoirt with his wife Maria Theresia Esterhazy and their two children
1834

The young eastern woman
1838

Count János Waldstein in Spanish costume
1833

Theodor Alconiere, Austrian painter and lithographer
1836

Young eastern woman (first version)
1838

A Turkish man
1840

Portrait of Elise Kreuzberger
1837