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Emilie Mediz-Pelikan

Emilie Mediz-Pelikan (1861 - 1908) was active/lived in Austria, Germany.  Emilie Mediz Pelikan is known for Landscape painting.

Emilie MEDIZ-PELIKAN
Vöcklabruck 1861 - Dresden 1908
Born in Upper Austria, Emilie Pelikan studied in Vienna with the landscape painter Albert Zimmerman, whom she accompanied to Munich in 1885, and her early landscapes are very much in the traditional style of her teacher. After Zimmerman’s death in 1888 she went to live in the artists’ colony in Dachau - where she first met the younger Viennese painter Karl Mediz - and also spent some time in Paris, studying the work of the Impressionist painters.

By 1890, the year of her first gallery exhibition, Pelikan was working in the coastal town of Knokke in Belgium, where she again encountered Mediz. The two artists were married in Vienna in 1891 and spent a brief period in Krems an der Donau, where their daughter Gertrude was born. Finding little success in Austria, they eventually settled in Dresden in 1894. Emilie Mediz-Pelikan worked closely alongside her husband, with whom sh   ...  [Displaying 951 of 8419 characters.]  Artist bio

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