Maximilian Pirner
1854–1924 · Czech · 13 artworks
Art NouveauRealismAllegorical representationMythological themesBlending realism with Art NouveauDetailed figure workSymbolic imagery
artist bio
Maximilian Pirner was a Czech painter known for his contributions to Art Nouveau and Realism. He often depicted allegorical and mythological scenes, blending realistic figures with decorative, stylized elements characteristic of the Art Nouveau movement.
what you'll learn
Studying Pirner's work allows students to explore the fusion of realism and decorative styles, focusing on allegorical representation and the use of symbolism within the Art Nouveau context. Students can also learn about narrative painting and composition.
related: Gustav Klimt, Odilon Redon
13 artworks
Death
1893
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Pohřeb Víly
1888
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Podobizna Josefa Tulky
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Portrait of Mikoláš Aleš
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Konec Všech Věcí
1887
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Medusa
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Alegorie
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Třeštění, Nenávist a Smrt, Studie
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Sedící Muž, Studie
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Gulliver Mezi Skřítky
1910
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Víly
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Černá Káča
1895
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Poustevník (sv. Prokop)
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