Hans Kratzer is known for his scenes that celebrate ordinary everyday life. During the 1920s, he seemed to specialise in painting cardinals in natural inform...
Kraus painted this towards the end of his life with five decades of experience behind him. He had the honour of studying under, and working alongside, some o...
Johann Michael Kupfer was highly regarded in his lifetime - particularly for his portrayals of Viennese folk life. His work was shown internationally and Emp...
Christian Landenberger was primarily known for his impressionistic portraits, landscapes and scenes. As one of the forefathers of German plein air painting, ...
Anton Laupheimer studied at the Academy in Stuttgart and later in Munich. He worked in a traditional manner - drawing influence from the old masters. Today, ...
Ferdinand Leeke studied at the Munich Academy and is known primarily for his theatrical history paintings. He also produced a series of scenes from operas by...
British-Prussian artist, Otto Theodore Leyde, is predominantly known as a painter of landscapes and genre scenes. For most of his career, he was based in Edi...
German artist Max Martens created dramatic alpine snowscapes and picturesque lake vistas imbued with a deep sense of spiritual calm. The area of Gstadt am Ch...
Adolf Meissner trained at the Dresden Art Academy under Robert Kummer and Ludwig Richter. He was known for his wintery pastoral landscapes and often visited ...
