- hibits at the National Academy. Studio in
New York. Works in oil: His Pipe and His Paper (1879); Village Oracle (1880); Preparing Dinner (1881); Is this Life worth Living? (1882), T. B. Clarke, New York; An Interior (1883). Water-colours: Closing Hymn; My Aunt Sapphira (1884).
KAPPIS, ALBERT, born in Tübingen;
contemporary. Landscape and genre painter,
studied in Tübingen and in Munich; in
1880 was made professor at Art-School in
Stuttgart. Works: Suabian Village Scene
(1863); Harvest Scene, Summer, View in
Black Forest (1866); Vintage in Suabia;
Hemp Harvest in Suabia (1868); Bathing
Weather in Holland; Potato Harvest;
Harvest Afternoon; Idyl on Chiem Lake;
In Vintage Time; Threshing Machine in
Farm-Yard; Fish-Market (1877).—Kunst-Chronik,
xv. 611; Müller, 292.
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KARGER, KARL, born in Vienna, Jan.
30, 1848. Genre
painter, pupil of
Vienna Academy;
won the gold medal
in 1867, then
studied under and
assisted Engerth in
the paintings for
the new opera
house; moved to
Munich in 1871
and visited Italy in 1873. Works: Post
Station (1873); Scene at Railway Station
(1875), Vienna Museum; Levying of Taxes,
Street Scene in Venice, Graben in Vienna
(1877), Emperor of Austria.—Meyer, Conv.
Lex., xxi. 491; Müller, 292; Zeitsch., xiii.
31.
KÄRGLING-PACHER, HENRIETTE,
born in Pesth about 1830. Portrait, genre,
and still life painter, daughter and pupil of
the portrait painter Johann Tobias Kärgling
(born at Augsburg, Feb. 9, 1780, died
at Pesth, April 11, 1845); studied afterwards
in the Imperial Galleries in Vienna,
where she settled after her marriage to the
pianist Pacher, having worked for many
years in Pesth. Her portraits were in great
demand. Works: Grandmother (1851);
Garland with Religious Emblems (1852);
Little Violet-Trader (1855); Grapes and
Melon, Flowers around Crucifix (1855).—Wurzbach,
x. 351.
KARSSEN, KASPARUS, born at Amsterdam,
April 2, 1810. Landscape and city
views painter, pupil of Pieter George Westenberg
(born 1791) and of Hendrik Gerrit
ten Cate (born 1803). Member of Amsterdam
Academy in 1836. Visited Westphalia
and the banks of the Rhine in 1837. Works:
Interior of Old Exchange at Amsterdam
(1837), Museum, Amsterdam; City Views
(2), Museum Fodor, ib.—Immerzeel, ii. 96.
KASELOWSKI, AUGUST (THEODOR),
born in Potsdam, April 26, 1810. History
painter, pupil of Berlin Academy under W.
Hensel; won first prize in 1836, went to
Paris and studied under Cogniet until 1840,
then to Rome, whence he visited Naples,
Palermo, Florence, and Venice; returned
to Berlin in 1850; during the years following
visited Spain, Greece, Turkey, and England,
and then became professor at the
Berlin Academy. Works: Contest of Two
Shepherds on the Flute (1836); Acquittal
of Susanna; Christ on Mount of Olives
(1854), St. Andrew's, Berlin; Baptism of
Christ; Resurrection; Entombment (1860);
Christ and Disciples at Emmaus; Tobias
and the Angel Raphael; Cupid Listening;
Christ blessing the Children; Albanian Woman
at Prayer, Stettin Museum. Fresco:
Prophets Elijah and Ezekiel, Chapel of Royal
Palace, Berlin; Paintings in New Berlin
Museum.—Kunstbl. (1854), 203, 361; (1855),
270; (1856), 430; Müller, 292; Rosenberg,
Berliner Malerschule, 84.
KATE, HERMAN (FREDERIK CAREL)
TEN, born at The Hague, Feb. 16, 1822.
Genre painter, pupil in Amsterdam of Cornelis
Kruseman; won a medal at the Academy
there when nineteen, went to Paris for
one year, returned to Amsterdam, and settled
at The Hague. Honorary member of
Rotterdam Academy in 1856. Works: Cal-
