Leontine von Littrow

Leontine von Littrow (unknown), Austrian, Leontine von Littrow is a Austrian artist, an enigmatic figure in the world of art. Very little reliable biographical information is available, and much of their creative journey remains lost to time.
Their surviving works speak in quiet tones — suggestive, poetic, and shrouded in mystery.
  • The bell towers in Rab

    The bell towers in Rab

    Leontine von Littrow (Austrian, unknown)

    Two bell towers rise against a pale sky, their stone worn smooth by Adriatic winds. One stands tall and straight; the other leans slightly, as if listening. Between them, narrow streets twist toward the sea, carrying the echo of iron bells across red rooftops.

  • Porta Cumae

    Porta Cumae

    Leontine von Littrow (Austrian, unknown)

    The ancient arch stands weathered yet defiant, its stones holding centuries of whispers. Beyond it, a sliver of light hints at landscapes unseen—what lies past this threshold remains a mystery, inviting the bold to step through.

  • Southern street scene

    Southern street scene

    Leontine von Littrow (Austrian, unknown)

    Sunlight slants across cobblestones, casting long shadows from weathered buildings. A lone figure moves down the narrow street, their silhouette dissolving into the warm haze. Shutters hang slightly ajar, hinting at lives unfolding just beyond view. The air hums with quiet energy—a moment suspended in golden light.

  • Three girls gathering roses

    Three girls gathering roses

    Leontine von Littrow (Austrian, unknown)

    Three girls bend among thorny stems, fingers brushing petals still damp with morning. Their skirts catch on brambles as laughter tangles with the scent of crushed roses. One holds a bloom to her cheek, its blush matching hers. The garden hums with stolen moments, ripe and fleeting as summer.