Georg Holub (* 29. November 1861 in Br\u00fcnn; \u2020 6. April 1919 in Wien) war ein \u00f6sterreichischer Maler.<\/p>\n
Holub begann seine berufliche Laufbahn als Friseur, bevor er sp\u00e4ter an der Wiener Akademie der bildenden K\u00fcnste aufgenommen wurde. Sein Deb\u00fct gab er auf der Wiener Jahresausstellung 1891 mit einem Landschaftsmotiv von der Save.<\/p>\n
Holub stellte seine Werke regelm\u00e4\u00dfig in verschiedenen Wiener Ausstellungen aus, haupts\u00e4chlich im K\u00fcnstlerhaus Wien, dem er seit 1905 als Mitglied angeh\u00f6rte. Seine Arbeiten waren gepr\u00e4gt von strengem Naturalismus und umfassten \u00fcberwiegend Motive aus den Ostalpen, die er in \u00d6l und Aquarell darstellte. Zu seinen bekannten Werken geh\u00f6ren unter anderem ”Wei\u00dfenfelsersee”, ”Die Rax im Winter”, ”Landschaft bei Schrems”, und ”H\u00fctte auf der Alm Waucha Krain” aus dem Jahr 1910. Ebenso schuf er Aquarelle wie ”Sommerlicher Gartenpavillon, davor Korbm\u00f6bel” von 1894 und ”Dorfkirche in einer Voralpenlandschaft”.<\/p>\n
Holubs reichhaltiges Werk umfasste auch Motive aus dem S\u00fcden, wie ”Meeresk\u00fcste am Abend”, ”Ein steiniger Weg im S\u00fcden” und ”S\u00fcdliche K\u00fcstenlandschaft mit einer Villa”. Seine Landschaftsmalereien wurden gesch\u00e4tzt, und einige seiner Werke wurden auch als Postkarten ver\u00f6ffentlicht (1906).<\/p>\n
Georg Holub wird als ausgezeichneter Landschaftsmaler seiner Zeit angesehen, der auch andere Motive gekonnt umsetzen konnte. Er ist auf dem Wiener Zentralfriedhof in einem ehrenhalber gewidmeten Grab bestattet (Gruppe 16 A, Reihe 11, Nr. 24). Auf seinem Grabstein ist f\u00e4lschlicherweise das Jahr 1920 als Sterbedatum angegeben.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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