Friedrich Schilcher

He died on 6 May 1881 at Unterdöbling in Vienna, and was buried in the Vienna Central Cemetery. In 1975 the Schilchergasse (street), in Vienna's 14th borough of Penzing, was named after him.

• Name — Friedrich Schilcher • Born — 1 September 1811 • Birthplace — Vienna, Austria • Died — 6 May 1881 • Place of death — Vienna, Austria • Occupation — Painter

• restoration of ceiling frescoes by Marcantonio Chiarini in the Winter Palace of Prince Eugene, Innere Stadt, Vienna (1841) • restoration of ceiling frescoes in the Great Boardroom of Palais Niederösterreich, Vienna • stage curtain for the Hungarian National Theatre, Budapest • altarpiece for the Ladislauskirche, Oradea, Romania • Cardinal virtues, frescoes in the prelate courtyard of Melk Abbey (1852) • Glory of Saint Benedict, ceiling painting for the entrance hall at Melk Abbey (1852) • The circular dance of angels, painting behind the high altar at St Joseph's Church in Kahlenberg, Vienna (1852) • painting for the Finsterle family mausoleum in the parish cemetery at Kahlenbergerdorf in Döbling, Vienna • decoration in the parish church of Leobersdorf (1859-1862) • portrait of Franz Joseph I of Austria of Austria (1860), oil on canvas, 123 × 95 cm • ceiling painting in the 'Schubert Room' at the Palais Dumba, Vienna, depicting aspects of Schubert's work, for Nikolaus Dumba • supraport frescoes for the Palais Schwarzenberg, Vienna • figurative painting for the curtain of the Theater an der Wien (1864) • Allegory of Austria, fresco in the Great Dining Room of the Austria Classic Hotel Wien, Vienna (destroyed 1945) • portrait of Johann II, Prince of Liechtenstein (Collection Liechtenstein, inv. No. GE 1841), oil on canvas, 55.4 × 47.4 cm Further paintings are in the Vienna Museum and the Academy of Fine Arts Vienna.