Swiss Painter Johann Gottfried Steffan

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Good day dear Hive friends, first of all I would like to welcome you all to my contribution and hope you had a weekend that was full of positive experiences as well as a great start to the new week! In this post, I would like to talk about art history and hope you can expand your knowledge.

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Here you can see an oil painting made by the Swiss painter Johann Gottfried Steffan (1815 - 1905), who is particularly known for his landscape paintings. During his early years he worked as a lithographer where he had been taught by Friedrich Allamand and a few years later he went to Germany in the Bavarian city of Munich where he attended an academy and expanded his knowledge in lithography and a few years later he decided to devote himself more and more to landscape painting. In this respect, he was probably very influenced by his life in Munich and he often made trips to the nearby Alps as well as the rural areas to be inspired and he mainly used oil and devoted himself especially to the art epoch of naturalism. At that time, he founded an atelier in Munich, which quickly also became a famous meeting place for Swiss artists and the works of Johann Gottfried Steffan convinces in particular with the lively colors and soothing atmosphere. Everyone who should be more interested in naturalism in general and would like to learn more about it, I can highly recommend this post of mine here where I have already gone into more detail about this important era.

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Thanks a lot for stopping by and I hope you can learn something new about art history! I used my iPhone 12 to take these pictures.

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It is not easy to create a painting exactly as it looks and its artist has put a lot of effort into creating a similar painting.

You said that well and I also admire the work of this Swiss painter!

Once again a great sample of art.

I also admire the artist very much :)

I love this painting art work
It is amazing

Glad to know that we are in the same boat :)

This type of painting actually supposed to be in a museum

I photographed it there :) happy that you also show interest in art!