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Marie Egner

1850 – 194025 artworks

Marie Egner was an Austrian painter known for her landscapes, flower pieces, and garden scenes. Born in Styria in 1850, she studied in Vienna and later worked in England, and she became one of the more successful women in a Vienna art world that gave female painters few openings. She was linked to the atmospheric mood painting popular in Austria at the time, where soft weather and changing light set the tone.

Her work moved over her career toward brighter color and looser brushwork, showing she was paying attention to Impressionism without fully joining it. She painted outdoors when she could, and her sunlit gardens and quiet stretches of countryside have a fresh, unforced feeling. For years she was overlooked, and recent exhibitions have helped restore her standing among Austrian landscape painters.

Scene from the island of Rab
Mill
Old ruins
Still life with fruit and Chianti bottle
A flower lover on a sunny terrace
In the Pergola
Near Trieste
A view of the courtyard
Duino
In the Foliage
Forest stream with a bridge
Bowl with flowers
Granatäpfel auf einer Fensterbank
Alpine shelter at the Großglockner
Bei Gmund im Herbst
The last mail
Partie bei Fiume
Blühende Ranunkeln im Garten
Arbe
Stille Straße
Rosenbluten
Evening
Landschaftsstuck
Ein Strauß mit Wildrosen
Dune landscape in brittany