Alois Hans Schram (1864–1919) was an Austrian portrait, history, and decorative painter born and active in Vienna. He worked extensively in the Art Nouveau style, though his later output also incorporated Neo-Baroque elements.
Schram's oeuvre encompassed a range of subjects, from formal portraits to large-scale historical and decorative compositions. His decorative work, such as "Blumen-Säle heute Ball" (1900-1910), exemplifies his engagement with the Art Nouveau aesthetic, while other pieces demonstrate a shift towards Neo-Baroque forms.
