Ernst Stöhr was an Austrian painter whose landscapes and figures belong to Viennese Symbolism. He studied at the School of Arts and Crafts and the Vienna Academy before becoming a founding member of the Secession in 1897. He contributed to its journal Ver Sacrum and helped with the catalogue and decoration of the Beethoven exhibition in 1902. A studio established at Lake Bohinj in 1900 supported his sustained engagement with landscape.
Couple by the Lake, dated 1897/1903 and held by the Leopold Museum, gives the relationship between figures and their surroundings a melancholic character. The museum identifies fragmented brushwork and blue and violet tones as vehicles for this mood. Stöhr used the visible world to express emotional experience, making landscape a setting for both human encounters and inward reflection.
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