Kaiser Karl VI. (1685-1740) besichtigt die Gemsstrecke in… by Johann Veit Hauck

Sepia mountain valley with conifers, tents, carriage and mounted riders gathered beneath a heraldic shield in the foreground.

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Kaiser Karl VI. (1685-1740) besichtigt die Gemsstrecke in Eisenerz, Johann Veit Hauck (1738), Kunsthistorisches Museum. Via artnap.com

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A muted, sepia-toned panoramic view of a steep mountain valley dense with conifers, with rocky cliffs rising above. In the foreground a formal gathering of mounted riders, a horse-drawn carriage, white tents and a crowd of figures gathers around a tall lone tree, while a large heraldic shield with a mythical beast stands at the lower right. This painting by Johann Veit Hauck, dated 1738, is held by the Kunsthistorisches Museum and depicts Emperor Charles VI (1685-1740) inspecting the chamois hunting grounds at Eisenerz.

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1738

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Kunsthistorisches Museum

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Public domain