
1768–1839 · Austrian · 30 artworks
artist bio
Joseph Anton Koch was an Austrian painter of Neoclassical and Romantic landscapes. He is known for his heroic and idealized depictions of nature, often incorporating mythological or biblical figures to convey moral or spiritual themes.
what you'll learn
Studying Koch's work allows students to understand the transition from Neoclassical ideals to Romantic sensibilities in landscape painting. Students will learn about composition, the use of light and shadow to create mood, and the integration of figures within a landscape narrative.
related: Caspar David Friedrich, Nicolas Poussin

The Schmadribach Falls
1822

Tiroler Landsturm
1820

Landschaft Mit Dem Dankopfer Noahs
1803

Mountain Scene
1796

Guido Da Montefeltre, Vom Teufel Erfaßt
1803

Italian Landscape with Don Quichotte

Das Wetterhorn Mit Dem Reichenbachtal
1824

Heroische Landschaft Mit Regenbogen
1805

Waterfalls at Subiaco
1813

Landschaft Mit Den Kundschaftern Aus Dem Gelobten Lande
1816

Monastery of San Francesco Di Civitella in the Sabine Mountains
1812

The Upland near Bern
1816

Portrait von Johann Michael Wittmer
1830

Lauterbrunnental Nach Norden
1794

Waterfall near Subiaco
1813

Serpentara Landscape with Herdsmen and Cows at a Spring
1833

Das Kloster San Francesco Im Sabinergebirge Bei Rom
1812

Landscape with the Rape of Hylas Joseph Anton Koch

Das Franziskuskloster in Den Sabiner Bergen
1839

Landschaft Nach Einem Gewitter
1830

Landschaft Bei Olevano Mit Reitendem Mönch
1830

Noah Offers up Thanks
1814

Römische Landschaft

Das Lauterbrunner Tal
1821

Waterfall in the Bern Highlands
1796

Grindelwald Glacier in the Alps.
1823

Der Grimselpaß
1813

Landscape with Bileam
1834

Landscape with Shepherds and Cows and at the Spring

Serpentara Landscape with the Procession of the Magi
1820