Austria — and Tyrol in particular — was Berann's home and the starting point of his career. His breakthrough came in 1934 when he won the competition to paint the newly opened Großglockner High Alpine Road. Through decades of tourism board commissions, he painted ski resorts, mountain railways, and Alpine highways across Tyrol, Vorarlberg, Salzburg, Styria, and Carinthia. His Austrian panoramas range from intimate valley views for local Verkehrsvereine to monumental works for the Brenner and Tauern motorways.
Zürs at the Arlberg
1936
Arlberg: Zürs, Lech, St. Anton / Winter
1971
Arlberg (Lech Zürs Stuben St. Christof St. Anton)
Zürs - Lech / Winter
1970
Zürs-Lech / Winter, Supplementary Work
1977
Vorarlberg, Complete, Summer
1936
Vorarlberg, Complete, Winter
ca. 1936-1937
Rhine Valley with Bodensee, Bregenzer Forest in the Background
1965
Bregenzer Forest
1965
Walgau with Rätikon
1965
Montafon with Silvretta and Rhätikon
1965
Dornbirn
ca. 1935
Kleinwalsertal Summer
ca. 1948
Kleinwalsertal / Winter
ca. 1950
Montafon Winter
Schruns / Winter
Schruns Silbertal, Schigebiet Hochjoch
Silvretta Nova
Hochjoch Schruns
Klostertal / Winter
1980
Tauern Motorway, Salzburg
Tauern „Top Tauern Skischeck“
Dachstein-Tauern
Montafon / Summer