Johann Hamza, the author of architectural, interiors and genre scenes, was born in the Czech town Telsh. For teaching art, he came to the imperial capital Vienna and took a course at the Academy of Fine Arts, where his teacher was Edward von Engert.
Style Johann Hamza was formed under the influence of culture with its rococo splendor, elegance and refined hedonism. In his small, intimate-sized paintings of interest to the detailed description is combined with the ability to transfer the wealth of textures of materials.
Hamza actively participated in exhibitions: 1879 - 1890 years of his work was repeatedly demonstrated in Vienna, Munich, Dresden, in 1891 at the London exhibition, he was awarded the gold medal. The artworks were very popular and loved by the representatives of a wide circles of society, so often published in illustrated magazines. With creativity Hamzah associated flourishing Viennese genre painting of the 80-ies.
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