List of people on stamps of Austria

This is a list of people on stamps of Austria.

(continue with 1975)

• Rudolf von Alt[?] (1932)
• Albrecht Altdorfer (1965)
• Friedrich von Amerling[?] (1948)
• Peter Anich[?] (1966)
• Ludwig Anzengruber[?] (1931)
• Ferdinand vor Arlt[?] (1937)
• Leopold Auenbregger von Auenbrugg[?] (1937)
• Marco d'Aviano[?] (1933)

• Hermann Bahr[?] (1963)
• Ludwig van Beethoven (1922)
• Bernardo Bellotto[?] (1964)
• Theodor Billroth[?] (1937)
• Georges Bizet (1969)
• Anton Bruckner (1922, 1974)
• Peter Brueghel[?] (elder or younger? to be determined) (1969)
• Peter Brueghel the Elder[?] (1971)

• Benvenuto Cellini (1971)
• Charles I of Austria (1917)
• Charles V Duke of Lorraine[?] (1933)
• Saint Christopher (1969)
• Alfred Cossmann[?] (1970)

• Moritz Michael Daffinger[?] (1951)
• Joseph Danhauser[?] (1935)
• Carl Ditters von Dittersdorf[?], composer (1974)
• Engelbert Dollfuss (1937)
• Georg Raphael Donner[?] (1967)
• Albrecht Dürer (1935)

• Albin Egger-Lienz[?] (1932)
• Anton Eiselsberg[?] (1960)
• Saint Elizabeth of Hungary[?] (1936)
• Maria von Ebner Eschenbach[?] (1966)
• Eugene of Savoy (1935)
• Edmund Eysel[?], composer (1974)

• Heinrich von Ferstel[?] (1934)
• Peter Fendi[?] (1967)
• Ferdinand I of Austria (1908)
• Leopold Figl[?] (1970)
• J. B. Fischer von Erlach[?] (1934)
• Paulus of Franchenfordia[?] (1971)
• Franz II, Holy Roman Emperor[?] (=Franz I of Austria) (1908)
• Franz Josef I of Austria-Hungary (1858)

• Friedrich Gauermann[?] (1962)
• Saint Gebhard[?] (1949)
• Saint George (1965)
• Karl von Ghega[?] (1936)
• Alexander Girardi[?] (1950)
• Francisco de Goya (1969)
• Franz Grillparzer[?], poet (1931, 1972)
• Franz Gruber (1948)
• François Guérin[?] (1969)

• Enrica Handel-Mazzetti[?] (1971)
• Franz Joseph Haydn (1922)
• Michael Hainisch[?] (1928)
• Ferdinand Hanusch[?], secretary of state (1973)
• Ferdinand von Hebra[?], dermatologist (1937, 1974)
• Adolf Hitler (1945)
• Klemens Maria Hofbauer[?] (1970)
• Andreas Hofer[?] (1951)
• Josef Hoffmann[?] (1966)
• Hugo Hoffmannsthal[?], poet, playwright (1974)
• Julius Hörmann[?] (1964)
• Franz Conrad Hotzendorff[?] (1935)

• Johann, Archduke of Austria[?] (1959)
• Franz Jonas[?], president (1969, 1974)
• Josef Hyrtl[?] (1937)
• John III of Poland (1933)
• Josef I, Holy Roman Emperor[?] (1971)
• Josef II, Holy Roman Emperor[?] (1908)

• Viktor Kaplan[?] (1936)
• Angelica Kauffmann (1968)
• Wilhelm Kienzl[?] (1951)
• Adam Klein[?] (1964)
• Gustav Klimt (1932)
• Oscar Kokoschka[?] (1967)
• Theodor Körner[?], president (1953, 1973)
• Thomas Koschat[?] (1970)
• Karl Kraus[?], poet (1974)

• Joseph Lanner[?] (1951)
• Gideon Ernst Laudon[?] (1935)
• Karl Landsteiner (1968)
• Franz Lehar (1970)
• Nikolaus Lenau[?] (1952)
• Leopold II, Holy Roman Emperor (1908)
• Saint Leopold III of Austria[?] (1967)
• Robert von Lieben[?] (1936)
• Johann Andreas von Liebenberg[?] (1933)
• Franz Liszt (1961)
• Otto Loewi[?], pharmacologist (1973)

• Josef Madersperger[?] (1950)
• Saint Mary Magdalene[?] (1964)
• Gustav Mahler (1960)
• Hans Makart[?] (1932)
• Maria Theresia, Holy Roman Empress (1908)
• Martin of Tours (1936)
• Saint Matthew[?] (1971)
• Franz Anton Maulbertsch[?] (1968, 1974)
• Maximilian I, Holy Roman Emperor (1969)
• Theodor Meynert[?] (1937)
• Wilhelm Miklas[?] (1930)
• Karl Millöcker[?] (1949)
• Josef Mohr[?] (1948)
• Koloman Moser[?] (1968)
• Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart (1922)

• August Neilreich[?] (1971)
• Johann Nestroy[?] (1931)
• E. van der Null[?] (1934)

• St. Paul (1969)
• August von Pettenkofen[?] (1961)
• Alfons Petzold[?], poet (1973)
• Adalbert Pilch[?] (1964)
• Anto Pilgram[?] (1934)
• Jakob Prandtauer[?] (1934)
• Fritz Pregl, chemist (1973)

• Josef Radetzky[?] (1935)
• Ignaz Raffalt[?] (1964)
• Ferdinand Raimund[?] (1931)
• Oswald Redlich[?] (1958)
• Max Reinhardt, director, stage manager (1973)
• René of Anjou[?] (1966)
• Karl Renner (1948)
• Josef Ressel[?] (1936)
• Rembrandt van Rijn (1969)
• Karl von Rokitansky[?] (1937)
• Anton Romako[?] (1961)
• Peter Rosegger (1931)
• Johann Michael Rottmayr von Rosenbrunn[?] (1954)
• Peter Paul Rubens (1969)

• Raphael Santi[?] (1969)
• Adolf Schärf[?] (1960)
• Egon Schiele (1969)
• Franz Schmidt, composer (1974)
• Martin Johann Schmidt[?] (1951)
• Josef Schöffel[?] (1970)
• Arnold Schönberg[?], composer (1974)
• Karl Schönherr[?] (1967)
• Josef Schrammel[?] (1952)
• Franz Schubert (1922)
• Thomas Schwanthaler[?] (1970, 1974)
• Moritz von Schwind[?] (1932)
• Saint Sebastian (1969)
• Ignaz Seipel[?] (1931)
• Ignaz Philipp Semmelweis[?] (1965)
• A. von Siccardsburg[?] (1934)
• Camillo Sitte[?] (1968)
• Josef Skoda[?] (1937)
• Leo Slezak[?], tenor (1973)
• Josef Thaddäus Stammel[?] (1963)
• Ernst Rudiger von Starhemberg[?] (1933)
• Matthias Steinle[?] (1971)
• Franz Stelzhammer[?], poet (1974)
• Saint Stephen (1969)
• Adalbert Stifter[?] (1931)
• Robert Stolz[?] (1970)
• Jocopo de Strada[?] (1971)
• Johann Strauss, Jr. (1922)
• Johann Strauss, Sr. (1949)
• Oscar Strauss[?] (1970)
• Richard Strauss (1969)
• Anton Stutzinger[?] (1966)
• Bertha von Suttner (1965)
• Gerhard van Swieten[?] (1937)

• Wilhelm Tagetthoff[?] (1935)
• Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky (1969)
• Publius Terentius Afer[?] or Terence (1966)
• Paul Troger[?] (1968)
• Erich Tschermak-Seysenegg[?], botanist (1971)

• Tiziano Vecellio (Titian) (1971)
• Giuseppe Verdi (1969)
• Otto Wagner[?] (1934)
• Richard Wagner (1926)
• Julius Wagner-Jauregg[?] (1957)
• Ferdinand Georg Waldmüller[?] (1932)
• Carl Auer von Welsbach (1936)
• Josef Werndl[?] (1936)
• Anton Wildgans[?] (1957)
• Hugo Wolf (1922)

• Carl Zeller[?] (1970)
• Carl Michael Ziehrer[?], composer (1946, 1972)
• Zita of Bourbon-Parma (1918)

Austrian Offices in Crete[?] 1903-1914. all

• Franz Josef I of Austria-Hungary]] (1903)