Schwind Collection

Sleeping Beauty. Creator: Schwind, Moritz Ludwig, von (1804-1871)
Sleeping Beauty. Private Collection

Illustration for Opera The Marriage of Figaro by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. Private Collection

Three Boys Save the Despairing Pamina from Suicide, 1864. Creator: Moritz von Schwind
Three Boys Save the Despairing Pamina from Suicide, 1864

The soprano Karoline Hetzenecker in the role of Sesto in La Clemenza di Tito... ca. 1848
The soprano Karoline Hetzenecker in the role of Sesto in La Clemenza di Tito by W.A. Mozart, ca. 1848

Illustration for the ballad Der Gang nach dem Eisenhammer by Friedrich Schiller
Illustration for the ballad " Der Gang nach dem Eisenhammer" by Friedrich Schiller. Found in the Collection of Klassik Stiftung Weimar

Sabina von Steinbach, 1844. Creator: Schwind, Moritz Ludwig, von (1804-1871)
Sabina von Steinbach, 1844. Found in the Collection of Staatliche Museen, Berlin

In the Forest. The Youths Magic Horn (Im Walde. Des Knaben Wunderhorn), 1848. Found in the collection of Alte Pinakothek, Munich

Illustration to Puss in Boots by Ch. Perrault. Private Collection

The Rose, or the Artists Journey, 1847. Artist: Schwind, Moritz Ludwig, von (1804-1871)
The Rose, or the Artists Journey, 1847. Found in the collection of the Staatliche Museen, Berlin

Moritz von Schwind (1804-1871), Austrian painter. Artist: Moritz von Schwind
Moritz von Schwind (1804-1871), Austrian painter. Self-portrait of the romantic painter

Queen Night Moritz von Schwind Austrian 1804
Queen of the Night; Moritz von Schwind (Austrian, 1804 - 1871); Austria; about 1864 - 1867; Watercolor over graphite; 41 × 31.1 cm (16 1, 8 × 12 1, 4 in.)

Moritz Von Schwind, 1804 - 1871. Austrian Artist. From Histoire Des Peintres, eCole Allemande, Published 1875
Moritz Von Schwind, 1804 - 1871. Austrian Artist. From Histoire Des Peintres, ECole Allemande, Published 1875

Moritz Von Schwind / Lenba
MORITZ VON SCHWIND Austrian painter, friend and roommate of Franz Schubert Date: 1804 - 1871

Drawings Prints, Drawing, Medieval Hunting Scene, Artist, Former Attribution, Franz Pforr
Drawings and Prints, Drawing, Medieval Hunting Scene, Artist, Former Attribution, Franz Pforr, Moritz von Schwind, German, Frankfurt 1788-1812 Rome, Austrian, Vienna 1804-1871 Munich, Pforr, Franz

Moritz von Schwind (Austrian, 1804 - 1871), Architectural Details for a Wall Decoration with Empress Maria Theresia Embracing the Young Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, c

Queen of the Night; Moritz von Schwind, Austrian, 1804 - 1871; Austria, Europe; about 1864 - 1867; Watercolor over graphite; 41 x 31.1 cm (16 1/8 x 12 1/4 in.)

Moritz Von Schwind (1804-1871) Austrian Romantic Painter

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Moritz von Schwind, a renowned Austrian artist of the 19th century, captivated audiences with his enchanting illustrations and paintings. His talent knew no bounds as he brought to life various scenes from opera, literature, and folklore. In one of his notable works titled "The Hunters Funeral Procession, " we witness Schwind's ability to evoke emotion through art. The somber procession depicted in Munich Bilderbogen No 44 pays homage to the fallen hunters, honoring their bravery and sacrifice. Schwind's collaboration with Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart resulted in an exquisite illustration for the opera "The Marriage of Figaro. " Through his brushstrokes, he transports us into the world of this timeless masterpiece, capturing its essence and captivating our senses. Another remarkable creation by Schwind is "Three Boys Save the Despairing Pamina from Suicide. " This poignant scene showcases his mastery in portraying human emotions. With delicate strokes, he conveys hope amidst despair as three boys rescue Pamina from her darkest thoughts. Karoline Hetzenecker takes center stage in Schwind's portrayal of Sesto in La Clemenza di Tito. The soprano shines under his artistic vision as she embodies the character's complexity and vulnerability, and is a testament to both Hetzenecker's talent and Schwind's ability to capture her essence on canvas. Der Gang nach dem Eisenhammer by Friedrich Schiller finds new life through Schwind's illustration. He skillfully brings out the intensity of this ballad while adding depth to its narrative through visual storytelling. Sabina von Steinbach stands tall within one of Schwind's creations—a tribute to her architectural prowess—showcasing her strength amidst adversity. This piece serves as a reminder that women can leave an indelible mark on history even when faced with challenges. Im Walde: Des Knaben Wunderhorn transports us deep into nature’s embrace—a realm where magic thrives.