Franz Liszt Collection (#4)

Hungary, caricature of Hungarian composer, pianist and conductor Franz Liszt
Franz Liszt (Raiding, 1811 - Bayreuth, 1886), Hungarian composer, pianist and conductor. Caricature, 1842

Germany, Weimar, Altenburg, Franz Liszt residence from 1848 to 1861
Germany, 19th century - Weimar - Altenburg, Franz Liszt residence from 1848 to 1861

Hungary, portrait of Hungarian composer, pianist and conductor, Franz Liszt
Portrait of Franz Liszt (Raiding, 1811 - Bayreuth, 1886), Hungarian composer, pianist and conductor. Painting by Carl Hartmann (1818-1857), 1832

Germany, Weimar, Hungarian composer, pianist and conductor, Franz Liszt
Franz Liszt (Raiding, 1811 - Bayreuth, 1886), Hungarian composer, pianist and conductor, portrayed by C. F. Hoffmann during his years in Weimar (1848-1861)

Germany, Hungarian composer Franz Liszt with American violinist Arma Senkrah
Germany, 19th century - Hungarian composer Franz Liszt (1811-1886) with American violinist Arma Senkrah (Mary Harkness, 1864-1900) in 1885

UKraine, Kiev, Franz Liszt concert playbill
Hungary - 19th century - Franz Liszt (1811-1886), Kiev concert playbill

Statues of Franz Liszt above the entrance of the Liszt Ferenc Academy of Music founded by pianist and composer Franz Liszt around 1880, Pest side of Budapest, Capital of Hungary, Europe

Statue of composer Franz Liszt outside the State Opera, Budapest, Hungary, Europe

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Franz Liszt, a name that resonates with brilliance and virtuosity in the world of classical music. Known as both a pianist and composer, Liszt's contributions to the art form are immeasurable. In this captivating image, we see Liszt conducting in Budapest, his commanding presence filling the concert hall. Liszt's mastery of the piano is legendary, as depicted in "Franz Liszt Fantasizing at the Piano. " The painting by Josef Danhauser captures him lost in a musical reverie, fingers dancing across the keys with unparalleled dexterity, and is no wonder he was hailed as one of history's greatest pianists. A monument dedicated to Franz Liszt stands proudly in Weimar, Germany. Crafted from Carrara marble by sculptor Hermann Hahn, it immortalizes his legacy for generations to come. This statue serves as a reminder of his immense influence on European music and culture. In another artwork titled "Liszt at the Piano, " we witness an intimate moment frozen in time. The oil painting showcases his intense focus and passion while playing; every note seems to resonate with emotion and power. Not only did Liszt excel as a performer but also as a composer. His score for "A Symphony to Dante's Divine Commedia" demonstrates his ability to translate literature into music seamlessly. This frontispiece offers us a glimpse into his creative process and artistic vision. Various portraits capture different facets of Franz Liszt's life: one shows him during later years when he had become an iconic figure within classical music circles; another portrays him during the 1860s exuding elegance through print or drawing mediums; yet another presents him through black-and-white photography showcasing timeless charisma. One particular portrait from 1839 reveals an early depiction of young Franz Liszt painted with vibrant colors on canvas—a testament to his youthful energy and ambition that would propel him towards greatness.