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The “Naschmarkt" in Vienna

The image depicts a marketplace featuring various stalls and selling areas. Vendors and customers are engaged in lively interaction as they offer and purchase goods. Some stands are covered with parasols. In the background, large buildings are visible, including a dome and a tall tower. The atmosphere conveys a busy market day outdoors. [AI-generated with ChatGPT]
The “Naschmarkt" in Vienna
The image depicts a marketplace featuring various stalls and selling areas. Vendors and customers are engaged in lively interaction as they offer and purchase goods. Some stands are covered with parasols. In the background, large buildings are visible, including a dome and a tall tower. The atmosphere conveys a busy market day outdoors. [AI-generated with ChatGPT]
Carl Moll, Der Naschmarkt in Wien, 1894, Öl auf Leinwand, 86 x 119 cm, Belvedere, Wien, Inv.-Nr. 252
Foto: Johannes Stoll / Belvedere, Wien
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  • The “Naschmarkt" in Vienna

  • Date1894
    • Künstler*in Carl Moll (1861 Wien – 1945 Wien)
  • Object typePainting
  • MediumOil on canvas
  • Dimensions
    86 x 119 cm
  • SignatureSign. u. dat. links unten: C. Moll 1894
  • Inventory number252
  • Locations Derzeit nicht ausgestellt
  • Vienna’s old Naschmarkt is a hive of activity. Stalls are tightly packed, the Baroque church of St. Charles rises into the cloudy sky behind. In addition to this idyllic image of everyday life, Carl Moll has sensitively captured the atmospheric light. The summer sun shimmers and glistens, casts dark shadows, and imbues the painting with its unique appeal. By combining French Impressionism with an endeavor to portray visible reality, Moll and his generation of artists breathed new life into Austrian painting in their day. Their path usually led them outdoors where they depicted all they saw in fleeting atmospheres of light, air, and weather.

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