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Karl Kaufmann BIOGRAPHY
1843 Vienna, Austria - c. 1901/05 Vienna, Austria. Known for: Luminist marine, architecture, figure and landscape painting.
Karl Kaufmann started his artistic education at the Academy of Vienna. He subsequently traveled through European countries, such as Norway, the Netherlands, Germany or Italy. Kaufmann developed a... Read full biography
Karl Kaufmann started his artistic education at the Academy of Vienna. He subsequently traveled through European countries, such as Norway, the Netherlands, Germany or Italy. Kaufmann developed a sensitive feeling for environments and atmospheres, which helped him to specialize in landscape and... Read full biography
Karl Kaufmann started his artistic education at the Academy of Vienna. He subsequently traveled through European countries, such as Norway, the Netherlands, Germany or Italy. Kaufmann developed a sensitive feeling for environments and atmospheres, which helped him to specialize in landscape and architectural painting. One special feature of his oeuvre is his habit to sign his works with pseudonyms. For instance, the names 'B. Lambert', 'Charles Marchand' or 'C. Charpentier' are well-known... Read full biography
Karl Kaufmann started his artistic education at the Academy of Vienna. He subsequently traveled through European countries, such as Norway, the Netherlands, Germany or Italy. Kaufmann developed a sensitive feeling for environments and atmospheres, which helped him to specialize in landscape and architectural painting. One special feature of his oeuvre is his habit to sign his works with pseudonyms. For instance, the names 'B. Lambert', 'Charles Marchand' or 'C. Charpentier' are well-known signatures by Kaufmann. The majority of his works belongs to private collections.... Read full biography
Karl Kaufmann started his artistic education at the Academy of Vienna. He subsequently traveled through European countries, such as Norway, the Netherlands, Germany or Italy. Kaufmann developed a sensitive feeling for environments and atmospheres, which helped him to specialize in landscape and architectural painting. One special feature of his oeuvre is his habit to sign his works with pseudonyms. For instance, the names 'B. Lambert', 'Charles Marchand' or 'C. Charpentier' are well-known signatures by Kaufmann. The majority of his works belongs to private collections.... Read full biography
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Name variants
R Benda, L Bertini, J Breton, C Carlo, Henri Carnier, Fr Ebendal, Ch Erkan, C Von Erlach, Fabretto, F Gilbert, T Gilbert, Giovanetti, O Glyka, Carl Apati Hanka, F Herink, A Hofmann, J Holmstedt, L Van Howe, Carl Kauffman, Karl Kauffmann, F Kowski, Ch Laarsen, B Lambert, Charles Marchand, G Marzani, Leo Perla, F Rodeck, H Rohr, K Schwartz, Theodore Walter
Biography from Auctionata
Karl Kaufmann started his artistic education at the Academy of Vienna. He subsequently traveled through European countries, such as Norway, the Netherlands, Germany or Italy. Kaufmann developed a sensitive feeling for environments and atmospheres, which helped him to specialize in landscape and architectural painting.
One special feature of his oeuvre is his habit to sign his works with pseudonyms. For instance, the names 'B. Lambert', 'Charles Marchand' or 'C. Charpentier' are well-known signatures by Kaufmann. The majority of his works belongs to private collections.Biography from Auction house Zezula
Karl Kaufmann was an Austrian painter, who studied at the Viennese Academy of Art. He worked mostly in Vienna, known are his paintings of architecture and landscapes. He often traveled to places such as Italy and Istanbul.
He used many aliases - C. von Erlach, Henri Carnier, Toretti, J. Holmstedt, Charles Marchand, J. Rollin, F. Herink, F. Pointner, Theodore Walter, F. Rodek, L. Perla, B. Lambert and others