issued another Amerling stamp. This time it was one of a series commemorating the Liechtenstein Museum in Vienna and featured Princess Marie Franziska of Liechtenstein. Works Amerling created over 1000 works, mostly portraits. He was the most popular portrait painter of the high aristocracy and the large middle class of the Biedermeier period. The years from 1830 to 1850 represent the high point of his work. His style has points of similarity to that of Ingres, combining clarity of outline with rich coloration. Amerling's work was exhibited in Vienna in 2003. Most of his work remains in Austria. See also List of Austrian artists and architects References External links Chronological list of paintings by Friedrich van Amerling 19th-century Austrian painters 19th-century male artists Austrian male painters Austrian knights Austrian portrait painters 1803 births 1887 deaths Burials at the Vienna Central Cemetery Court painters Biedermeier painters