
1802โ1880 ยท Austrian ยท 29 artworks
artist bio
Theodor Leopold Weller was an Austrian painter known for his genre scenes and portraits, often depicting Italian life and landscapes. His work captures the romanticized view of everyday life and the picturesque qualities of the Italian countryside, contributing to the broader Romantic movement's interest in emotion and the sublime.
what you'll learn
Studying Weller's work allows students to understand the Romantic movement's fascination with the everyday and the exotic, and to analyze how artists use composition and light to create mood and narrative. Students can also learn about the depiction of social scenes and the portrayal of different cultures within the Romantic aesthetic.
related: Caspar David Friedrich, Eugene Delacroix, Gustave Courbet

Buskers on the Piazza Montanara in Rome

Italian girl with water jug
1848

Caring mother
1835

A Hunter and a Young Woman at a Well in Sora
1843

Woman with children
1846

Gypsy fortune-telling
1834

Italian country people return home
1831

The hermit of Terracina distributing alms
1848

Southern shepherd family in front of a straw hut with dancing children
1845

Visit to the Prison
1835

Marriage agency
1843

Girl Selling Ducks
1835

The Dying Child
1825

Portrait of Johann Grund
1843

Self-portrait with brushes and palette
1854

Hide and Seek
1846

Italian Family

"Cervarola". Standing woman in traditional costume by Cervara, a tied pouch on her head and with a walking stick
1830

Portrait of a girl
1825

Portrait of a young woman in a blue dress, sitting in front of a tree
1846

The mendicant monk hosted by a rural family
1830

Joy of harvest
1865

View of Zell am See in Salzkammergut
1841

At the fountain
1825

Portrait of a Lady
1859

Souvenir of Capri
1872

Little Pifferaro
1844

Greeks and Turks in a Viennese Coffeehouse
1824

Italian mother with toddler and boy in a landscape
1849