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Passionate Customer Service Museum Quality Art Prints Customization Options AvailableBorn on June 30, 1749 in the idyllic surroundings of Breznica in Upper Carniola, the life of Laurenz Janscha, a remarkable landscape painter, veduta artist and etcher, began. Janscha's humble beginnings, as the son of the farmer Matthias Janscha and Lucia Debellak, set him on an artistic path that led through the Academy of Engraving in Vienna. In the magnificent halls of this institution, he learned the intricacies of landscape drawing under the tutelage of Johann Christian Brand. Another mentor who shaped his path was Franz Edmund Weirotter.
Around the year 1780, Janscha began to expand his repertoire to include the technique of etching. Five years later, he found his calling working on the renowned "Collection de 50 vues de la ville de Vienne" published by Artaria in Vienna. Here Janscha provided watercolor models for seven mainly landscape prints, which are vividly reproduced in our art prints. However, it was the creation of vedute and views of the Vienna area, as well as other places, that established his name on the art scene. These works, often published as copper engravings or etchings, found a wide audience with various Viennese publishers. In 1797, Janscha succeeded Carl Philipp Schallhas as corrector at the class for landscape drawing at the Vienna Academy. A milestone in his career was his appointment as head of the master school after the death of Friedrich August Brand in 1806, and only five years later he was awarded the title of professor in recognition of his artistic mastery and contribution to the art world.
His private life was equally remarkable. In 1786, Janscha found a loving partner in Theresia Rindfleisch, the daughter of clock case maker Johann Michael Rindfleisch. Despite the challenges and setbacks that life presented him, Janscha drew a world that, seen through his eyes, was of unique beauty and complexity. This vision is vividly preserved in the high-quality art prints we make of his work. Through his art and our efforts to reproduce it in the highest quality, Janscha's unique talent and passion for landscape painting lives on today.
Born on June 30, 1749 in the idyllic surroundings of Breznica in Upper Carniola, the life of Laurenz Janscha, a remarkable landscape painter, veduta artist and etcher, began. Janscha's humble beginnings, as the son of the farmer Matthias Janscha and Lucia Debellak, set him on an artistic path that led through the Academy of Engraving in Vienna. In the magnificent halls of this institution, he learned the intricacies of landscape drawing under the tutelage of Johann Christian Brand. Another mentor who shaped his path was Franz Edmund Weirotter.
Around the year 1780, Janscha began to expand his repertoire to include the technique of etching. Five years later, he found his calling working on the renowned "Collection de 50 vues de la ville de Vienne" published by Artaria in Vienna. Here Janscha provided watercolor models for seven mainly landscape prints, which are vividly reproduced in our art prints. However, it was the creation of vedute and views of the Vienna area, as well as other places, that established his name on the art scene. These works, often published as copper engravings or etchings, found a wide audience with various Viennese publishers. In 1797, Janscha succeeded Carl Philipp Schallhas as corrector at the class for landscape drawing at the Vienna Academy. A milestone in his career was his appointment as head of the master school after the death of Friedrich August Brand in 1806, and only five years later he was awarded the title of professor in recognition of his artistic mastery and contribution to the art world.
His private life was equally remarkable. In 1786, Janscha found a loving partner in Theresia Rindfleisch, the daughter of clock case maker Johann Michael Rindfleisch. Despite the challenges and setbacks that life presented him, Janscha drew a world that, seen through his eyes, was of unique beauty and complexity. This vision is vividly preserved in the high-quality art prints we make of his work. Through his art and our efforts to reproduce it in the highest quality, Janscha's unique talent and passion for landscape painting lives on today.
.jpg "View of the Chateau of Pleasure at Hetzendorf, Vienna, 1790s by Laurenz Janscha")
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.jpg "View of Temple Reisenburg, Palace of the Count of Cobenzl, 1790s by Laurenz Janscha")
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.jpg "View of the Garden at the Palace of Schoenbrunn, Vienna, 1790s by Laurenz Janscha")
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.jpg "View of the Palace and Gardens Owned by the Prince of Kaunitz, Vienna by Laurenz Janscha")
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.jpg "Ruin in the Garden of the Palace of Schoenbrunn, Vienna by Laurenz Janscha")
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.jpg "The Cafes in the Grand Avenue in Prater, Vienna, 1798 by Laurenz Janscha")
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.jpg "View of the Park at Neu-Waldeg, Dornbach, Vienna, 1792 by Laurenz Janscha")
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.jpg "The Hermitage at the Garden of the Imperial Palace of Laxenbourg, Austria, c.1790 by Laurenz Janscha")
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.jpg "View of the Park at Neu-Waldeg, Dornbach, Vienna by Laurenz Janscha")
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 - (MeisterDrucke-276517).jpg "Schonbrunn Garden (engraved by Johann Ziegler) by Laurenz Janscha")
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.jpg "View of the Temple of Diana at Erlaw, Engraved by Johann Ziegler by Laurenz Janscha")
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.jpg "View of the Chinese Summer House, Palace of Lichtenstein at Eisgrub, engraved by Johann Ziegler, 1792 by Laurenz Janscha")
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 - (MeisterDrucke-182918).jpg "View of the Reisenberg Gardens Near the City of Vienna, Engraved by Johann Ziegler by Laurenz Janscha")
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.jpg "View of the Temple of Diana at Eisgrub by Laurenz Janscha")
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.jpg "The Chinese Pavilion in the Laxenburg Gardens, Vienna, engraved by Johann Ziegler by Laurenz Janscha")
.jpg "View of Karlsbad Karlovy Vary by Laurenz Janscha")
.jpg "View of the Park at Neu-Waldeg, Dornbach, Vienna, 1792 by Laurenz Janscha")
.jpg "View of the Palace of Schoenbrunn, Vienna, 1792 by Laurenz Janscha")