Károly Lotz
1833–1904 · Hungarian · 30 artworks
AcademicismRomanticismDetailed figure drawingDramatic lightingEmotional expressivenessClassical compositionUse of allegory
artist bio
Károly Lotz was a Hungarian painter known for his historical paintings, portraits, and frescoes. He significantly contributed to Hungarian art by blending Academicism with Romanticism, creating visually stunning and emotionally resonant works.
what you'll learn
Studying Lotz's work allows students to understand the fusion of academic precision with romantic emotionality. Students can learn about portraiture, figure drawing, and the use of light and shadow to create dramatic effects.
related: William-Adolphe Bouguereau, Franz Xaver Winterhalter
30 artworks
Mining
1884
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After the Bath
1880
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Portrait of Ilona Lotz
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Anna Ónody, a Dancer of the Ballet Choir of the National Theater
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Baroness Wodianer
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Portrait of Mrs Sándor
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Parkland
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Little Girl
1885
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Allegory of Fire
1875
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Waterfront
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Portrait of a Young Boy
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Portrait of a Woman (Portrait of Kornélia Lotz)
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Self-Portrait
1875
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Portrait of a Girl
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Portrait of a Woman (Blue-eyed Woman)
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Landscape with a Sweep-pole Well
1870
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Dreamer
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Watering
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Daughter of the Artist (Portrait of Ilona Lotz)
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Twilight
1870
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Self-portrait in Younger Age
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Storm
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Spring (portrait of Ilona Lippich)
1894
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Portrait of a Young Lady
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Portrait of Herich Leoni
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Young Gilr with Coral Earrings
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Kornélia Lotz in White
1900
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Portrait of Kornélia Lotz
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Metallurgy
1884
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Portrait of Ilonka Sándor (Blond Girl in Yellow Dress)
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