!!!Hohenberger, Franz

b. Vienna, Aug. 14, 1867, 
d. Vienna, Dec. 17, 1941, painter. After studying at the Vienna 
Academy, 1891-1893 worked in Paris; later took part in expeditions to 
India, China and Japan, in 1898 became a member of the Vienna 
Secession (1906-1908 president), during World War I painter of war 
scenes in Poland; after the war worked in Vienna.

!Works
facade of Annahof in the 1st district of Vienna; theatre 
curtain, Wiesbaden, 1894; high altar paintings in the Brigitta church 
in the 20th district of Vienna; portrait of actors for the Theater 
Berndorf; Raimundzyklus in Schloss Kogl im Attergau, 1913. - Paintings 
in the Austrian Gallery Belvedere, in the Museum of Military History 
and in the Historical Museum of the City of Vienna, drawings in the 
Albertina.

!Literature
OeBL.



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