 Eugene de Blas is primarily known as Eugene von Blaas
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An Italian painter born to Austrian parents, Eugene von Blaas, also
known as Eugene de Blaas, became a late 19th, early 20th century figure
and genre painter in the style of Academic Classicism. He was
most associated with Venetian subjects especially voluptuous female
water carriers. Many of his scenes, painted either in oil or
watercolor, suggest male and female flirtation between fisher folk as
they go about their daily business. The artist often used his
wife, Paola (showing 500 of 4344 characters). |
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