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Stefan Schwartz, Dancers, bronze sculpture Stefan Schwartz, 1851 Neutra, Kingdom of Hungary - 1924 Raabs an der Thaya, Austria, sculptor and medallist, girls dancing, bronze with a dark brown patina, height 15 cm, signed on a green marble plinth, total height 19 cm About the artist: From 1869 to 1874, Schwartz studied at the Vienna School of Applied Arts under Otto König[1]. Following various periods of study abroad, he was appointed in 1876, through the mediation of Rudolph von Eitelberger-Edelberg, as a teacher at the same school, where he was appointed professor in 1884. His pupils there included Arnold Hartig, Peter Breithut and Otto Hofner. As early as 1875, he ran his own school of goldsmithing and chasing together with Rudolf Mayer. One of his pupils was the Swiss medallist Hans Frei.
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