FERDINAND GEORG WALDMÜLLER THE TEMPLE OF CONCORD AT AGRIGENTO The view of the Temple of Concord is sketchier in character and less thoroughly worked than the two other views of Sicily (GE 1595, GE 1599). It shows the almost fully preserved structure from above, as if it were an integral part of the barren coastal plain. Ferdinand Georg Waldmüller The Temple of Concord at Agrigento, 1849 Oil on panel height 32 cm, width 40 cm Signed and datedat centre of lower edge: Waldmüller 1849 Inv.-No. GE1596 Provenance: before 1872 at the Galerie Gsell, Vienna, as part of the Caruta Collection; acquired in 1890 by Prince Johann II von Liechtenstein at the auction house of C. J. Wawra, Vienna Further works on display Mountain Landscape with the Ruin of Liechtenstein near Mödling, 1859 View of Mödling, 1848 Lime-kiln in the Hinterbrühl, c. 1845 The Ruins of the Greek Theatre at Taormina on Sicily, 1844 Portrait of the architect Charles de Moreau (1758-1841), 1822 The Ruins of the Temple of Juno Lacinia at Agrigento, c. 1845 Lake Fuschl with the Schafberg, c. 1835 Portrait of Thiery, Landlord of the Wolf-in-the-Meadow Inn, 1833 Portrait of the Future Emperor Franz Josef I of Austria (1830-1916) as a Grenadier with Toy Soldiers, 1832 Revival to New Life, 1852 Maternal Admonition, 1850 The lesson, 1837 Ruines of the greek theater in Taormina towards the straits of Messina, 1844 The halted Pilgrimage, 1853 Roses, 1843 Flowers in a Porcelain Vase with Candlestick and Silver Vessels, 1839 Related themes Biedermeier in the House of Liechtenstein-Highlights of the Exhibition		New acquisitions >>