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Detail from Portrait of the Mozart Family, c. 1781
Detail from Portrait of the Mozart Family, c. 1781
This portrait, by Louis Carrogis, known as "Carmontelle", was painted in Paris during the family grand tour. It shows Leopold with his violin, Wolfgan
This portrait, by Louis Carrogis, known as "Carmontelle", was painted in Paris during the family grand tour. It shows Leopold with his violin, Wolfgang at the keyboard, and Nannerl (perhaps unusually, since her fame was as a keyboardist) singing.
Maria Anna Mozart's piano is not preserved. The maker of her instrument, Johann Evangelist Schmidt, built this instrument (perhaps of heavier construc
Maria Anna Mozart's piano is not preserved. The maker of her instrument, Johann Evangelist Schmidt, built this instrument (perhaps of heavier construction) 20 years later in 1803.
Portrait of Marianne's husband Johann Baptist Franz Freiherr von Berchtold zu Sonnenburg. Unknown artist, third quarter of 18th century, Salzburg Muse
Portrait of Marianne's husband Johann Baptist Franz Freiherr von Berchtold zu Sonnenburg. Unknown artist, third quarter of 18th century, Salzburg Museum
Portrait of the Mozart Family, c. 1780: Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart with his sister Maria Anna playing their piano and their father Johnann Georg Leopold
Portrait of the Mozart Family, c. 1780: Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart with his sister Maria Anna playing their piano and their father Johnann Georg Leopold holding his violin, on the wall a portrait of his dead mother Anna Maria
Leopold Mozart, c. 1765
Leopold Mozart, c. 1765
Anne Maria Mozart, née Pertl, c. 1775
Anne Maria Mozart, née Pertl, c. 1775
Maria Anne Mozart ("Nannerl"), c. 1785
Maria Anne Mozart ("Nannerl"), c. 1785