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# 36389 Barbara Krafft (1764-1825)-Attrib. "Portrait of a young Lady", miniature on ivory, 1795/1800 Price: 1800 EUR (please note additional 10% tax applies for transactions concluded within the European Union) THE SELLER WILL COVER INSURED SHIPPING WITH REGULAR MAIL FOR THIS ITEM! Barbara Krafft (born Steiner) was born in 1764 in Iglau, Moravia (now Czech Republic) in a family of painter Johann Steiner. She studied under her father, who introduced her to portrait painting. She accompanied her father to Vienna, where her first portrait was exhibited in 1786. Barbara Steiner became a Member of the Vienna Academy of Fine Arts, married a chemist Joseph Krafft. In 1794 she moved to Salzburg, where she became the most asked portraitist. Barbara Krafft-Steiner spent the last four years of her life in Bamberg, Germany, where she died in 1825. She was also a renowned portrait miniaturist, who worked mainly in oil. Her works are displayed in the Austrian National Gallery Belvedere and in other noted Austrian and German museums. CLICK HERE FOR OTHER WORKS OF THIS ARTIST IN OUR POSSESSION Condition: good Creation Year: 1795/1800 Measurements:UNFRAMED:5,7x0,0cm/2,2x0,0in FRAMED: 6,5x0,0cm/2,6x0,0in Object Type:Framed miniature Style: Portrait miniatures Technique: Watercolor on vellum Inscription: Creator: Barbara Krafft (born Steiner) Creator Dates: 1764-1825 Nationality:Austrian
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