Marie-Louise Von Motesiczky

1906–1996

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Biography

Marie-Louise von Motesiczky (24 October 1906 – 10 June 1996) was an Austrian-born British painter. She lived in Britain from 1939 onwards, and became a naturalised subject in 1948.

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Artworks

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View from the Window, Vienna
Marie-Louise Von Motesiczky
1925

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Still Life with Sheep
Marie-Louise Von Motesiczky
1938

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From Night into Day
Marie-Louise Von Motesiczky
1975
Portrait of a Russian Student
Marie-Louise Von Motesiczky
1927
People on a Train
Marie-Louise Von Motesiczky
Late 1920s
Model, Vienna
Marie-Louise Von Motesiczky
1930
Old Woman, Amersham
Marie-Louise Von Motesiczky
1942

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In the Archive: Studio Lives

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Sketches, letters, etc.

Letter to Elias Canetti
Recipient: Elias Canetti
20 August [1946]

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Photograph of Elias Canetti sitting in front of Marie-Louise von Motesiczky’s painting ‘At the Dressmaker’, 6 Chesterford Gardens, London
Marie-Louise Von Motesiczky
July 1983

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Sketchbook 92
Marie-Louise Von Motesiczky
1920s–1990s

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Sketch titled ‘Man with spectacles and pointed hat’
Marie-Louise Von Motesiczky
date not known

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Biography

Artworks

View from the Window, Vienna

Still Life with Sheep

From Night into Day

Portrait of a Russian Student

People on a Train

Model, Vienna

Old Woman, Amersham

Features

In the Archive: Studio Lives

Sketches, letters, etc.

Letter to Elias Canetti

Photograph of Elias Canetti sitting in front of Marie-Louise von Motesiczky’s painting ‘At the Dressmaker’, 6 Chesterford Gardens, London

Sketchbook 92

Sketch titled ‘Man with spectacles and pointed hat’

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