Anton Joseph Von Prenner Collection

Flora with Putti in a Garden. Creator: Anton Joseph von Prenner
Flora with Putti in a Garden

The Tower of Babel. Creator: Anton Joseph von Prenner
The Tower of Babel. After Pieter Bruegel the Elder

The Feast of Venus, with groups of satyrs, nymphs, and putti dancing around a statue of Venus, 1732

Portrait of Cardinal Infante Ferdinand of Austria, 1728

The Young Bacchus, holding a flute, 1728. Creator: Anton Joseph von Prenner
The Young Bacchus, holding a flute, 1728

Aeneas fleeing Troy, with a group of six figures leaving the city at left, Aeneas carrying his father Anchises on his back, followed by his wife Creusa and his son Ascanius, two servants at far left

Saint Pepin I and his daughter, Saint Begga, 1732. Creator: Anton Joseph von Prenner
Saint Pepin I and his daughter, Saint Begga, 1732

The tower of Babel. From an etching by Anton Joseph von Prenner, after a work by Pieter Bruegel the Elder

Tower Babel Etching Plate 6 3 / 8 x 8 11 / 16 16. 2 22. 1 cm
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Flora Putti Garden Etching engraving Sheet 6 1 / 8 x 8 3 / 4
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Anatomist at work, 18th century
Anatomist at work. 18th-century artwork showing a seated man studying an anatomy book, with an anatomical model at left. There is also a globe, skulls

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Anton Joseph von Prenner: A Master of Artistic Diversity Anton Joseph von Prenner, a renowned artist of the 18th century, captivated audiences with his diverse range of artistic creations. From enchanting flora-filled gardens to biblical narratives and captivating portraits, Prenner's talent knew no bounds. In "Flora with Putti in a Garden, " Prenner transports us to an ethereal realm where delicate flowers bloom alongside mischievous putti. The scene is alive with vibrant colors and playful energy, showcasing the artist's ability to capture nature's beauty. "The Tower of Babel" reveals Prenner's fascination with biblical stories. Inspired by Pieter Bruegel the Elder's work, this etching depicts humanity's ambitious pursuit reaching towards the heavens. It serves as a reminder of our limitations and the consequences that come from defying them. Paying homage to classical mythology, "The Feast of Venus" presents satyrs, nymphs, and putti dancing around a statue dedicated to love itself. Through intricate details and graceful movements, Prenner brings this celebration of passion and desire to life. In his portrait of Cardinal Infante Ferdinand of Austria, Prenner showcases his mastery in capturing human likeness. With meticulous brushstrokes and attention to detail, he immortalizes the cardinal's dignified presence for generations to admire. "The Young Bacchus, " holding a flute in hand exudes youthful joyfulness while embodying Bacchus' association with wine-making festivities. This painting demonstrates how Prenner skillfully portrays mythological figures through their distinctive attributes. With "Aeneas fleeing Troy, " we witness six figures escaping from destruction as they leave behind their beloved city. Through dramatic composition and emotional intensity, Prenner captures both tragedy and resilience within this epic tale.