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In Bakovci

Aquarelle

Alojz Eberl

around 1880

In the early 19th century, Alojz Eberl, an imperial tax officer, and a late romantic painter, moved with his family to Murska Sobota. He painted watercolors in his older age. Eberl's legacy forms the core of the 19th-century art history collection linked to the past of Murska Sobota and its surroundings. It comes from the period when the urban character of the settlement was still developing. In his picture entitled “In Bakovci” we see a group of trees in the right side of the picture. Two horizontal stripes glowing in the pale green of the clearing lead to three firs between the trees. In the shadow of the coppice there is a light brown part, illustrating the field.

Information on digitization

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Materials and techniques

paper, watercolors

Name of site

Bakovci

Other settlement names

Bárkoc

Labels and indication marks

desno spodaj AEberl

Name of institution or personage holding object; identification number of object

Pomurski muzej Murska Sobota; 510:MUS;UZ-0001291

Written sources

Balažic, J., 1994. Alojz Eberl: 1822-1887. Murska Sobota: Pokrajinski muzej.

Web page

http://www.pomurski-muzej.si/

File name

PMMS_004_A_0001

Resolution

300 dpi

Restrictions on use

Brez omejitev

Date of documentation

2019-11-28

Person documenting

Tadeja Andrejek

Photo gallery

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