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Josef Ritter von Storck (22 April 1830, Vienna – 27 March 1902, Vienna) was an Austrian architect, artisan and painter. He was Instrumental in the artistic embellishment of many buildings on the Ringstrasse during "Vienna's Ringstrasse" era (including the tea room of the Vienna State Opera). He also worked as a designer in Switzerland.

Ferdinand Julius Laufberger (1829, Mariaschein, modern-day Bohosudov, Czech Republic – 1881, Vienna) was a painter and draftsman. He studied at the Prague Academy of Art. He became artist and caricaturist for the xylographic Institute of Waldheim in Vienna in 1854. From 1865, he designed many important buildings in Vienna, such as the Court Opera, the Votive Church and the Rotunda. He became professor at the Vienna Art School in 1868, where he also taught Gustav Klimt.

Josef Ritter von Storck (22 April 1830, Vienna – 27 March 1902, Vienna) was an Austrian architect, artisan and painter. He was Instrumental in the artistic embellishment of many buildings on the Ringstrasse during "Vienna's Ringstrasse" era (including the tea room of the Vienna State Opera). He also worked as a designer in Switzerland.

Ferdinand Julius Laufberger (1829, Mariaschein, modern-day Bohosudov, Czech Republic – 1881, Vienna) was a painter and draftsman. He studied at the Prague Academy of Art. He became artist and caricaturist for the xylographic Institute of Waldheim in Vienna in 1854. From 1865, he designed many important buildings in Vienna, such as the Court Opera, the Votive Church and the Rotunda. He became professor at the Vienna Art School in 1868, where he also taught Gustav Klimt.