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Crossing the Ice at Quebec'
Painting ID:: 94635
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Cornelius Krieghoff
Crossing the Ice at Quebec'
Date 1861
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The Blizzard
Painting ID:: 94636
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Cornelius Krieghoff
The Blizzard
oil on canvas painting by Cornelius Krieghoff, c. 1860,
Date circa 1860(1860)
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Indian Basket Seller in Autumn Landscape
Painting ID:: 94637
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Cornelius Krieghoff
Indian Basket Seller in Autumn Landscape
oil paintings by Cornelius Krieghoff, 11.2 x 9.2 in.
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Caughnawaga Indians at Camp
Painting ID:: 94638
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Cornelius Krieghoff
Caughnawaga Indians at Camp
oil painting by Cornelius Krieghoff, 17.5 x 26.5 in.
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The Artist Sketching
Painting ID:: 95774
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Cornelius Krieghoff
The Artist Sketching
oil painting
14.25 x 22 in.
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Cornelius Krieghoff
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Dutch-born Canadian Painter, 1815-1872
Canadian painter of Dutch birth. He learnt the rudiments of music and painting from his father and about 1830 attended the Akademie der Bildenden Kenste in D?sseldorf. He moved to America c. 1835 and enlisted in the US army. In New York he met Louise Gauthier, a French-Canadian, and settled in Montreal with her in 1840, working as a painter and a musician. In 1842-3 he had a studio in Rochester, NY; in the following year he studied in Paris, making copies in the Louvre. Returning to Canada in 1845, he painted portraits in Toronto, and from 1845 to 1853 he lived in Longueuil and then in Montreal, where he produced genre paintings, landscapes and portraits. He exhibited in Montreal and Toronto, and a series of lithographs were published after his drawings. However, he found it difficult to sell his work in Montreal and had to resort more or less completely to sign-painting for a living. About 1853, at the instigation of the auctioneer John Budden, Krieghoff settled in Quebec City. He lived there for 11 years, making several trips to Europe. During this period of intensive production, he achieved popularity and prosperity and painted his best-known pictures, which were scenes depicting the local townspeople and the North American Indians, and views of Quebec City and the surrounding region. About 1858 he made panoramic paintings of Canada for the Provincial Parliament buildings in Quebec. From 1864 to 1867 he lived in Paris and Munich, |
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