Johann Peter Krafft · 1842
Landgraviate of Hesse-Kassel · 1780–1856
Johann Peter Krafft was a German-born Austrian painter, who specialized in portraits, historical works, and genre scenes. == Early life and education == He was born in Hanau. His father was an enamel painter who originally came from a family of wine merchants in Alsace. His brother, Joseph Krafft (1786, 1828), also became a painter of portrait miniatures. By the age of ten, Krafft was already attending a drawing school.
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Ruggiero and Angelica (study)
Johann Peter Krafft · 1842
Upper Belvedere
The Farewell of the Country Soldier
Johann Peter Krafft · 1813
Upper Belvedere
The Entry of Emperor Francis I into Vienna After the Peace of Paris
Johann Peter Krafft
Upper Belvedere
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The Farewell of the Country Soldier
Johann Peter Krafft · 1813
Upper Belvedere
The Departure of the Militiaman is an oil on canvas painting by the German-Austrian artist Johann Peter Krafft, from 1813. It is held at the Österreichische Galerie Belvedere, in Vienna. It depicts a scene from the German campaign of 1813 during the Napoleonic Wars.
The Entry of Emperor Francis I into Vienna After the Peace of Paris
Johann Peter Krafft
Upper Belvedere
The Entry of Emperor Francis I into Vienna After the Peace of Paris is an oil on canvas history painting by the German-born Austrian artist Johann Peter Krafft, from 1828. It depicts the Austrian Emperor Francis I returning to his capital city Vienna on 16 June 1814 at the victorious conclusion of the War of the Sixth Coalition. Austria and its allies had recently signed the Treaty of Paris following the abdication of Napoleon.
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