Adrienne von Pötting

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Adrienne von Pötting
Pötting in her studio in Vienna, circa 1902
Born	1856 (1856) Chrudim, Bohemia, Austria
Died	1909 (aged 52–53)
Nationality	Czech / Austrian
Known for	Painting

Countess Adrienne Gräfin von Pötting (1856–1909) was an Austrian painter.

Pötting was born in Chrudim, Bohemia^[1] in 1856 to Count Norbert von Pötting and Countess Cajetana Chorinsky von Ledske from Prague.^[2] She had one brother, Norbert, who became a public prosecutor, and an older sister, Hedwig, who was the secretary to Bertha von Suttner.^[3] She studied under Karl von Blaas and Hans Canon in Vienna. She exhibited her work in the rotunda of The Woman's Building at the 1893 World's Columbian Exposition in Chicago, Illinois.^[4] Pötting died in Abbazia in 1909.^[1][5]

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  Federvieh und Schweine
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  Von Der Jahrestag, 1891
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  In der Stube 1889

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