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Caspar Wolf

Swiss painter (1735-1783)

Born in Muri. Died in Heidelberg.

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A life in paintings

Born 17358 dated paintingsDied 1783

10 works

  • Bridge and Dala Gorge in Leuk, seen upstream
    Bridge and Dala Gorge in Leuk, seen upstream
    Caspar Wolf
    c. 1774–1777 · Valais Art Museum
  • Der Siebenbrunnen im Simmental mit Flughorn und Rätzligletscher
    Der Siebenbrunnen im Simmental mit Flughorn und Rätzligletscher
    Caspar Wolf
    1774–1778 · Staatliche Kunsthalle Karlsruhe
  • The Lower Grindelwald Glacier with Lütschine and the Mettenberg
    The Lower Grindelwald Glacier with Lütschine and the Mettenberg
    Caspar Wolf
    1774 · Kunst Museum Winterthur | Reinhart am Stadtgarten
  • Leuekerbad
    Leuekerbad
    Caspar Wolf
    c. 1774–1777 · Valais Art Museum
  • Second Staubbach Falls during the Winter
    Second Staubbach Falls during the Winter
    Caspar Wolf
    c. 1775 · Kunstmuseum Bern
  • The glacier of Lauteraar
    The glacier of Lauteraar
    Caspar Wolf
    1776 · Kunstmuseum Basel
  • Felshöhle mit Wasserfall
    Felshöhle mit Wasserfall
    Caspar Wolf
    1776 · Kunsthaus Zürich
  • The Geltenbach Falls in the Lauenen Valley with an Ice Bridge
    The Geltenbach Falls in the Lauenen Valley with an Ice Bridge
    Caspar Wolf
    c. 1778 · National Gallery
  • Blick auf Bänisegg über den unteren Grindelwaldgletscher
    Blick auf Bänisegg über den unteren Grindelwaldgletscher
    Caspar Wolf
    · Kunst Museum Winterthur | Reinhart am Stadtgarten
  • Die Sturzbäche des Lauenentals
    Die Sturzbäche des Lauenentals
    Caspar Wolf
    · Kunst Museum Winterthur | Reinhart am Stadtgarten
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