Self-Portrait (1870) by Károly Lotz, hand-painted oil painting reproduction by a master artist
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Self-Portrait Hand-painted oil painting reproduction

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41.0 x 30.0cm

A master of monumental murals and Baroque style. Discover the grand works of Károly Lotz today.

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Self-Portrait

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Artist Biography

The Life and Art of Károly Lotz

Born in Bad Homburg vor der Höhe, Germany, Károly Lotz was the youngest of eight children. Following the death of his father, his family moved to Pest, which is now part of Budapest. His artistic journey began as a pupil of the Hofkapellmeister Destouches and continued under the guidance of Jakab Marastoni in the academy of the Venetian master. He furthered his training in Budapest under Henrik Weber and in Vienna with Carl Rahl.

His early career saw him working as a romantic landscape artist, focusing on scenes of the Alföld, the Hungarian lowland plain. He eventually transitioned into creating monumental murals and frescos, adopting a style reminiscent of the Venetian master Tiepolo. His later years were marked by significant public commissions, including the "Apotheosis of the Habsburg Dynasty," a massive ceiling fresco in the Royal Palace, which he completed in 1903.

Legacy and Academic Contributions

Lotz was a highly influential figure in the Hungarian art world, serving as a professor at various art academies in Budapest. In 1885, he became the dean of a newly established department for women painters. His artistic output was vast, spanning various public and private spaces, including:

He was known for his portraits and nudes, often using his wife and daughters as models. After marrying the widow Jacoboy, he signed his works as Károly Jacoboy-Lotz. Upon his death in Budapest, he was honored with a state funeral and interred inside a memorial.

Károly Lotz

Károly Lotz

1833 - 1904 , Germany

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