Anton Vorauer Art
Anton Vorauer was an art professor at the Academy of Fine Arts Vienna. While painting at the Parthenon during the Nazi invasion of Greece, he was drafted involuntarily as a translator of Greek for the German Army. After the war, wife Annie emigrated to the USA where he earned many lucrative commissions as an itinerant portrait painter working in oil. Vorauer’s works are in private collections throughout Europe as well as New York, Middle Tennessee and North Carolina. Among his patrons include Prentice Cooper (1895–1969), former Governor of Tennessee. He died in February 1985 in Greensboro, North Carolina.
Mid-20th Century Anton Vorauer Art
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20th Century Modern Anton Vorauer Art
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1980s Modern Anton Vorauer Art
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1940s Modern Anton Vorauer Art
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Mid-20th Century Cubist Anton Vorauer Art
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1980s Surrealist Anton Vorauer Art
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Late 20th Century Cubist Anton Vorauer Art
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21st Century and Contemporary Contemporary Anton Vorauer Art
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Early 19th Century Italian School Anton Vorauer Art
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2010s Abstract Impressionist Anton Vorauer Art
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1930s Modern Anton Vorauer Art
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Early 18th Century Baroque Anton Vorauer Art
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1970s Modern Anton Vorauer Art
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1940s Anton Vorauer Art
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20th Century Modern Anton Vorauer Art
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1950s Expressionist Anton Vorauer Art
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