
Portrait of Josepha Reh, 1844.
Bildnis der Josepha Reh (museum title)
Joseph Karl Stieler (German)
Nymphenburg Palace, Germany
12 works held in 4 museums
Munich court painter: Beethoven and King Ludwig I's Gallery of Beauties

Bildnis der Josepha Reh (museum title)
Joseph Karl Stieler (German)
Nymphenburg Palace, Germany

Bildnis der Helene Sedlmayr (museum title)
Joseph Karl Stieler (German)
Nymphenburg Palace, Germany

Ludwig van Beethoven mit dem Manuskript der Missa solemnis (museum title)
Joseph Karl Stieler (German), oil on canvas
Beethoven-Haus, Bonn, Germany

Bildnis der Marie Prinzessin von Preußen (museum title)
Joseph Karl Stieler (German)
Nymphenburg Palace, Germany

Bildnis der Amalia von Schintling (museum title)
Joseph Karl Stieler (German), oil on canvas
Nymphenburg Palace, Germany

Selbstbildnis (museum title)
Joseph Karl Stieler (German)
Lenbachhaus, Germany

Bildnis der Caroline Prinzessin zu Oettingen-Wallerstein (museum title)
Joseph Karl Stieler (German)
Nymphenburg Palace, Germany

Bildnis der Marianna Gräfin Bacinetti (museum title)
Joseph Karl Stieler (German)
Nymphenburg Palace, Germany

Bildnis der Caroline Lizius (museum title)
Joseph Karl Stieler (German)
Nymphenburg Palace, Germany

Fredrika Dorotea Vilhelmina (1781–1826), prinsessa av… (museum title)
Joseph Karl Stieler (German), oil on canvas
Nationalmuseum, Sweden
Paintings by Joseph Karl Stieler (1781-1858), in the public domain, each linked to the official page of the museum or place that holds it: the Beethoven-Haus in Bonn, the Nationalmuseum in Stockholm, the Lenbachhaus in Munich and Nymphenburg Palace, where the portraits of King Ludwig I's Gallery of Beauties hang (the palace has no record for each painting: the link leads to the page of the room). Only those for which a freely reusable photograph of good quality exists are shown: files from the Lenbachhaus (CC0) and public-domain files from Wikimedia Commons. Paintings photographed with a frame or a margin have been cropped to the painting. The titles of the gallery portraits are those of the palace catalogue, in German, with a translation.