Lower Austria, between golden hills and imperial charm
Surrounding Vienna lies Lower Austria (Niederösterreich), a region of nature and history where the Wachau vineyards, baroque villages, imperial castles, and rolling landscapes meet, all bathed in a golden light.
It is a land of harmony, gentleness, and refinement, which inspired many Austrian painters devoted to the simple beauty of everyday life and the peaceful grandeur of the Viennese countryside.
Through this collection, Artem Legrand pays tribute to Lower Austria, as it was glorified by Ferdinand Georg Waldmüller, Rudolf von Alt, Carl Moll, Egon Schiele, Marie Egner, Emil Jakob Schindler, and Tina Blau.
These artists knew how to celebrate the light of the Danube, blooming gardens, and rural scenes in a style both realistic and poetic.
Austrian gentleness in your decor
Hanging a Lower Austria painting means inviting the tranquil beauty and golden light of the heart of Austria into your home. The art prints of Lower Austria paintings evoke sun-drenched vineyards, the lush valleys of the Wachau, picturesque villages, and bourgeois interiors imbued with calm and elegance.
These works blend perfectly with a classic, natural, or modern decor, bringing warmth, balance, and serenity.
A bucolic landscape by Waldmüller, a view of the Danube painted by von Alt, or an impressionist composition by Tina Blau will illuminate your walls with a light that is both soft and refined.
Austrian painting here finds its most peaceful dimension: an art of living between nature, culture, and light.
The great painters of Lower Austria
Ferdinand Georg Waldmüller (1793–1865) was the great master of Austrian realism. He depicted with tenderness the rural landscapes and daily life of the Viennese countryside.
Rudolf von Alt (1812–1905) captured with delicate precision the panoramas of the Danube, the monasteries, and the historic streets of the region.
Carl Moll (1861–1945), a member of the Vienna Secession, painted luminous interiors and the gardens of Vienna’s suburbs with subtle modernity.
Egon Schiele (1890–1918), originally from Tulln in Lower Austria, brought a new intensity to landscape painting, where nature becomes vibration and emotion.
Emil Jakob Schindler (1842–1892) and Tina Blau (1845–1916) embodied the lyricism of Austrian landscape, between realism and atmosphere.
Finally, Marie Egner (1850–1940), a leading female figure of naturalism, conveyed the light of the Wachau and Austrian flora with rare delicacy.
Together, they made Lower Austria an artistic haven, blending realism, light, and emotion.
A collection for lovers of nature and Austrian art
The art prints of Lower Austria paintings offered by Artem Legrand come from public domain works, reproduced with care to restore the richness of the colors and the softness of the nuances.
Each print pays homage to the golden light of the Danube, the beauty of the Austrian countryside, and the refinement of its art.
Decorating your walls with an art print of a Lower Austria painting means inviting the nature, culture, and serenity of the heart of Europe into your home.