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Ignaz Raffalt (1800, Weißkirchen, Styria – 1857, Hainbach near Vienna) A Pair of Alpine Genre Scenes Pairs. Rural scenes featuring figures in front of a farmstead or inside an inn or farmhouse. Early works by Raffalt, created in 1837 and inspired by Ostade, Brouwer, and Teniers. Raffalt grew up in an inn in Murau in Upper Styria; from 1820 to 1826, he studied at the Vienna Academy under Johann Peter Krafft, Joseph Mössmer, and Anton Petter. In 1826, he returned to Murau and worked at his parents’ inn, which he took over in 1833. During those years, Raffalt initially devoted himself to depicting rural genre scenes in the Old Dutch style. Archduke Johann, with whom Raffalt was friends, and an initial successful exhibition in Graz in 1837 prompted him to move first to Graz and then, in 1840, to Vienna. There, Raffalt increasingly turned his attention to landscape painting. Oil on canvas, mounted; The interior scene is signed lower right and dated 1837. 36 cm x 47.5 cm. Framed. A pair of paintings. Oil on canvas. One painting signed and dated 1837.
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