!!!Schindler, Emil Jakob

b. Vienna, April 27, 1842, 
d. Westerland on Sylt (Germany), Aug. 9, 1892, landscape painter, 
father of Alma  Mahler-Werfel. Since his studies at the Vienna Academy 
friendship with R.  Ribarz and E.  Jettel; study trips to Dalmatia, 
Venice, Holland and France. Studied Dutch landscapes from the 17th 
century and works by the school of Barbizon. Surrounded himself with a 
small circle of artists (M.  Egner, T.  Blau, O.  Wisinger-Florian, C. 
 Moll, T. von  Hoermann, H.  Darnaut); after 1885 Plankenberg Castle 
near Neulengbach (Lower Austria). became the favourite place of study 
of this school of landscape painting, which was central to Austrian 
impressionism. P>

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Bibliography: H. Fuchs, E. J. S., 1970; B. Holaus, Studien zu E. J. 
S., 2 vols., master´s thesis, Vienna 1994.



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