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Caspar Wolf - Chemin perçé par la Montagne à la longeur de 80 Pas, entre le Pont de Diable et Urselen dans le Canton d’Ury

Chemin perçé par la Montagne à la longeur de 80 Pas, entre le Pont de Diable et Urselen dans le Canton d’Ury (1915-1945)

Caspar Wolf (Swiss, 1735 - 1783)
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Caspar Wolf

Caspar Wolf was a Swiss painter, known mostly for his dramatic paintings of the Alps. He was strongly influenced by Albrecht von Haller's poems on the Alps, and the Sturm und Drang movement. After 1773 Wolf mostly painted glaciers, caves, waterfalls and gorges.

Wolf was the son of a furniture maker, who was banned from his city. Wolf was trained in Konstanz, between 1753 and 1759 he worked in Augsburg, Munich, Passau as a decoration painter. Not being able to sell his work he went disappointed back to his home town. For Horben Castle he painted by hand the wallpaper on the first floor. In 1768 Wolf lived in Basel. From 1769 till 1771 he stayed in Paris and worked with Philip James de Loutherbourg. In 1774 he moved to Bern. Wolf made a deal with the local publisher Abraham Wagner who had a geological interest, to deliver 200 paintings. He travelled with Wagner or a minister Jakob Samuel Wyttenbach in Berner Oberland and Wallis. From 1780-1781 he was working in Spa, Cologne, Aix-la-Chapelle and Düsseldorf. He died in poor circumstances in a hospital.

In 1779 his prints were exhibited in Bern but the book failed to sell. Wagner received help from a Swiss army officer in Dutch service and in 1785 thirty aquatints were published in Amsterdam. Till 1948 ninety of these aquatints were exhibited in Keukenhof Castle, but sold. Today these works can be seen in the Kunsthaus in Aarau.

His son Theodor Wolf (1770–1818) was a still life painter.

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Vue du Gross-Horn et du Breit-Horn avec le petit lac d’Oberhorn

Vue du Gross-Horn et du Breit-Horn avec le petit lac d’Oberhorn (1915-1945)

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Vue de Interlaken sur le Lac de Brienz

Vue de Interlaken sur le Lac de Brienz (1915-1945)

Caspar Wolf (Swiss, 1735 - 1783)
Vue de la Chute du Torrent de Gelten

Vue de la Chute du Torrent de Gelten (1915-1945)

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Teufelsbrücke

Teufelsbrücke (1915-1945)

Caspar Wolf (Swiss, 1735 - 1783)
Ville de Thun du Côté de l’Occident

Ville de Thun du Côté de l’Occident (1915-1945)

Caspar Wolf (Swiss, 1735 - 1783)
Vue de Rinkenberg sur le Lac de Brienz

Vue de Rinkenberg sur le Lac de Brienz (1915-1945)

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A Bridge on the Aar, at the Foot of the Grimsel, in the Canton of Berne

A Bridge on the Aar, at the Foot of the Grimsel, in the Canton of Berne (ca. 1775)

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Vue du Chateau de Lenzbourg dans le Canton de Berne

Vue du Chateau de Lenzbourg dans le Canton de Berne (1915-1945)

Caspar Wolf (Swiss, 1735 - 1783)
Vue du Chateau de Falkenstein dans le Canton Soleure

Vue du Chateau de Falkenstein dans le Canton Soleure (1915-1945)

Caspar Wolf (Swiss, 1735 - 1783)
Vue de Breit-Lauwinen Contre le Glacier du Breithorn

Vue de Breit-Lauwinen Contre le Glacier du Breithorn (1915-1945)

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Landscape with Beatus Cave

Landscape with Beatus Cave (1774-1777)

Caspar Wolf (Swiss, 1735 - 1783)
Stag, Attacked by a Pack of Hounds

Stag, Attacked by a Pack of Hounds (1772)

Caspar Wolf (Swiss, 1735 - 1783)
Vue de Thun du Côté du Midi

Vue de Thun du Côté du Midi (1915-1945)

Caspar Wolf (Swiss, 1735 - 1783)
Le grand théàtre des Alpes et glaciers

Le grand théàtre des Alpes et glaciers (1915-1945)

Caspar Wolf (Swiss, 1735 - 1783)
La grosse pierre sur le glacier de Vorderaar Canton de Berne Province d’Oberhassi

La grosse pierre sur le glacier de Vorderaar Canton de Berne Province d’Oberhassi (1915-1945)

Caspar Wolf (Swiss, 1735 - 1783)
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