Artist: Adolf Kaspar  Czech/German, 1877–1934 

oil on canvas 13"x 9" inches

Topics: Swiss Alps/Couple hiking offering to an altar

Artwork's canvas shows some tear and wear.

Artwork's frame shows some scuffs, marks, tear, wear, loose pieces, yellowing, and scratches. 

Canvas where the painting lies has become loose over the years. In other words, the painting in not tight. The back has acquired a yellowing color and some dark spots. 

The painting has a hole and some tear. Please see pictures. 

Overall, the painting subject and its brush strokes are visible.


Adolf Kašpar

Czech, 1877-1934

Adolf Kašpar, was a Czech painter and illustrator.

The son of a general wares dealer, Kašpar studied at Prague Academy under Maxmilián Pirner.

His mentor was Hanus Schwaiger, a famous Czech painter and children's book illustrator. Schwaiger recommended Kašpar to the academy and exerted much influence over his life and art.

In 1907, Kaspar married to Jitka Řepková in Velehrad.

Kašpar perfected his pieces by collecting information from Czech literature. He became famous by illustrating The Grandmother (Czech: Babička), a book by the Czech author Božena Němcová. His illustrations can also be found in other works by Alois Jirásek, Jan Neruda, Karel Václav Rais and František Ladislav Čelakovský. During this time, he also worked as graphic artist and made watercolors and pictures of his birthplace.


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