Felix Pfeifle in the Baroque library of the Admont Abbey, Admont, Austria, 2018.  This library is the largest monastic library in the world and found deep in the mountains of the State of Styria.

View of an Austrian village from train, photo by Felix Pfeifle, 2017

View of Graz, Austria, photo by Felix Pfeifle, 2017

Felix Pfeifle at Eggenberg Palace, self portrait, Graz, Austria, 2018

Eggenberg Palace, Graz, Austria, Photo by Felix Pfeifle, 2018

Self-portrait, in a loge of the summer stage of the Castle ruins of Castle Mount, Graz, Austria, 2018

Felix Pfeifle at the Headquarters of the Order of St. George (Habsburg Dynasty House Order), with Princess Ehrengard of Prussia and Mrs. E. Dressler, Vienna, 2017

Apotheosis of Charles VI of Habsburg, Emperor of the Holy Roman Empire, solid ivory, Museum of Art History, Vienna, photo by Felix Pfeifle, 2017

Liechtenstein Garden Palace, Vienna, Austria, photo by Felix Pfeifle,

2017

Liechtenstein Palace, Rear Façade, Vienna, Austria, photo by Felix Pfeifle, 2017.

Liechtenstein Palace, Vienna, Austria, photo by Felix Pfeifle, 2017.  This palace is still owned and maintain—as are two other palaces in Vienna—by the Princely Family of Liechtenstein.

Garden of Eggenberg Palace, Graz, Austria, photo by Felix Pfeifle, 2017

Mariatrost Basilica, Graz, Austria, photo by Felix Pfeifle, 2018

View from the house of a friend of Felix Pfeifle, Frauenberg, State of Styria, Austria, photo by Felix Pfeifle, 2018

Frauenberg, State of Styria, Austria, photo by Felix Pfeifle, 2017

Felix Pfeifle, Reichenau an der Rax, Austria, 2008

Felix Pfeifle in the Great Gallery of Schoenbrunn Palace, summer residence of the Habsburgs and the primary childhood residence of Archduke Otto of Austria-Hungary, 1916-1918 (the Habsburg Empire collapsed in 1918 and the Habsburgs were forced from the palace and into exile)

Felix Pfeifle at Schoenbrunn Palace, Summer Residence of the Habsburgs and primary childhood residence of Archduke Otto of Austria-Hungary, 1916-1918 (the Habsburg Empire collapsed in 1918 and the Habsburgs were forced from the palace and into exile)

Outside the house of Mr. Pfeifle’s friends, the Holters, Griesskirchen, Austria, Christmas Day, 1992

Felix Pfeifle with Archduke Otto of Austria-Hungary, last Crown Prince of the Habsburg Empire, 2007, Sarajevo, Bosnia-Herzegovina

Prague: On the Moldau River with Prague Castle behind, 1992

Felix Pfeifle in the Founders’ Gallery of Admont Abbey

At Royaumont Abbey, XIIth century abbey built by Saint Louis (King Louis XII of France), now belonging to the Gouin family (Mme Marie-Christine Daudy, center, and Francoise, marquise de Lastic-Saint Jal, right), situated NW of Paris, 2008

Royaumont Abbey

19th Century etching of the Palace and Abbey of Royaumont

Royaumont Palace

Felix Pfeifle, in the garden of Royaumont Palace, situated NW of Paris and adjacent to Royaumont Abbey, childhood residence of Mr. Pfeifle’s friends, the Propper de Callejons; the palace now belongs to their cousin, Baron Elie de Rothschild, 2008

Felix Pfeifle, Suite 110-112, Ritz Hotel, Paris, 2008

Felix Pfeifle, self portrait, Munich Airport, 2017

Felix Pfeifle, self portrait, Museum of the Bavarian Kings, Hohenschwangau, Germany, 2017

Museum of the Kings of Bavaria, photo by Felix Pfeifle, 2017

Felix Pfeifle, self portrait in mirror reflection, Museum of the Kings of Bavaria, looking toward Hohenschwangau Castle, 2017

Main Court of Neuschwanstein Castle, Bavaria, Germany, photo by Felix Pfeifle, 2017

Neuschwanstein Castle, Bavaria, Germany, photo by Felix Pfeifle, 2017