Kaspar Kaltenmoser PRICE CHARTS
1806 Horb am Neckar - 1867 Munich. Known for: Genre depictions of country life and the peasant milieu, accurate treatment of drawings.
Kaspar Kaltenmoser was born on 25 December 1806 in Horb am Neckar and became a German genre painter and lithographer known for his depictions of rural and peasant life. He began drawing at an early... Read full biography
Kaspar Kaltenmoser was born on 25 December 1806 in Horb am Neckar and became a German genre painter and lithographer known for his depictions of rural and peasant life. He began drawing at an early age and received his first formal instruction from his brother-in-law Schott, a lithographer, before... Read full biography
Kaspar Kaltenmoser was born on 25 December 1806 in Horb am Neckar and became a German genre painter and lithographer known for his depictions of rural and peasant life. He began drawing at an early age and received his first formal instruction from his brother-in-law Schott, a lithographer, before working in lithographic workshops in Freiburg and Schweinfurt. In 1830 Kaltenmoser briefly enrolled at the Munich Academy under Heinrich von Hess, leaving after six months to devote himself to... Read full biography
Kaspar Kaltenmoser was born on 25 December 1806 in Horb am Neckar and became a German genre painter and lithographer known for his depictions of rural and peasant life. He began drawing at an early age and received his first formal instruction from his brother-in-law Schott, a lithographer, before working in lithographic workshops in Freiburg and Schweinfurt. In 1830 Kaltenmoser briefly enrolled at the Munich Academy under Heinrich von Hess, leaving after six months to devote himself to studying nature directly. Kaltenmoser undertook numerous study trips through the Tyrol, the Neckar valley, the Schwarzwald, Switzerland, and later Istria and northern Italy, gathering material for his genre scenes. His paintings focus on domestic interiors,... Read full biography
Kaspar Kaltenmoser was born on 25 December 1806 in Horb am Neckar and became a German genre painter and lithographer known for his depictions of rural and peasant life. He began drawing at an early age and received his first formal instruction from his brother-in-law Schott, a lithographer, before working in lithographic workshops in Freiburg and Schweinfurt. In 1830 Kaltenmoser briefly enrolled at the Munich Academy under Heinrich von Hess, leaving after six months to devote himself to studying nature directly. Kaltenmoser undertook numerous study trips through the Tyrol, the Neckar valley, the Schwarzwald, Switzerland, and later Istria and northern Italy, gathering material for his genre scenes. His paintings focus on domestic interiors, rural families, and village gatherings, rendered with careful attention to physiognomy, clothing, and everyday occupations. His early works... Read full biography
