Josef Wopfner (1843–1927) was an Austrian painter known for his atmospheric landscapes of the Chiemsee region in Bavaria. Trained in Munich, he became part of the Munich School and specialized in scenes of fishermen, lakes, and rural life.
Wopfner’s popular “Ave Maria” series depicted nuns returning to the Frauenchiemsee cloister. He received several honors, including the Bavarian Michaels Order and a gold medal at the 1890 Crystal Palace Exhibition. His works are celebrated for their natural light and tranquil realism.
Here is a collection of beautiful landscape paintings by Josef Wopfner from the late 19th and early 20th centuries.
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| An Afternoon's Boating |
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| Boy in Front of a Boat on Lake Chiemsee |
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| Chiemsee Fishermen in the Misty Light of Early Morning |
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| Chiemsee Mirror |
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| Chiemsee Scene |
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| Children at Lake Chiemsee |
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| Dangerous Landing on Lake Constance |
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| Evening at Lake Chiemsee |
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| Fishermen and Monks on the Shore |
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| Fishermen by Moonlight |
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| Fishermen Mending Nets on the Chiemsee Shore |
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| Fishermen on Lake Chiemsee |
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| Fishermen on Lake Chiemsee |
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| Fishermen on the Beach |
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| Fishermen on the Shore of Lake Chiemsee |
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| Fishermen on the Shore of Lake Chiemsee |
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| Fishing Train on Lake Chiemsee |
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| Flower Garden and Fisherman on Fraueninsel |
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| Gathering Storm over Lake Chiemsee |
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| Girl on the Shore of Lake Chiemsee, Looking Toward a Fishing Boat |
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| Going to the Rescue |
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| Harvesters by the Chiemsee |
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| Hay Boat in the Storm |
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| Hay Boat on Lake Chiemsee |
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| Haymaking by Lake Walchensee |
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| Haymaking |
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| Near the Tell Chapel on the Shore of Lake Lucerne |
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| Old Barn from Sarntheim |
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| On the North Sea Coast |
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| On the Shore of Lake Chiemsee |
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| Outing at Lake Walchensee |
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| Rescue at Sea on Lake Chiemsee |
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| The Ferrying of the Animals |
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| Transporting the Hay Harvest on Lake Chiemsee as a Storm Approaches |
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| View along the River |
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