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Signed Jos. Albrechtskirchinger Alpine Village Watercolor, Framed, 21 x 17"

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Signed Jos. Albrechtskirchinger Alpine Village Watercolor, Framed, 21 x 17
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Watercolor on paper depicting an Alpine village with a church, farm buildings, wildflower meadow, figure with a dog, and mountainous backdrop. The work is rendered in a muted palette of greens, grays, ochres, and earthen reds. Signed lower right "Jos. Albrechtskirchinger." Presented under glass with a cream mat in a wood frame with gilt trim. Overall dimensions are 21" wide x 17" high.

ARTIST / CREATOR BIOGRAPHY
Josef Albrechtskirchinger (1869-after 1940) was a German painter born and active in Munich. By 1893 he was exhibiting in Munich's annual international Glaspalast exhibition, where his oil painting Das neue Schwesterlein was listed under his name and Munich address. His career became closely associated with Catholic church art. He produced frescoes, ceiling paintings, devotional oils, and restoration work across Bavaria and beyond; documented commissions include a 1916 Stations of the Cross cycle at St. Peter and Paul in Büdesheim and church paintings completed into the late 1930s and 1940. He also trained younger artists, including the Tyrolean painter Peter Thaler. Alongside large ecclesiastical projects, Albrechtskirchinger worked on paper. The Lenbachhaus in Munich preserves his watercolor Kircheneinweihung, signed in the same abbreviated form, "Jos. Albrechtskirchinger," and acquired in 1936. His surviving work ranges from intimate genre and landscape subjects to ambitious religious decoration, reflecting the traditional narrative draftsmanship and church-painting culture central to his long Munich career.

Artist: Josef Albrechtskirchinger
Medium: Watercolor on paper
Subject: Alpine village landscape with church, farm buildings, figure, dog, and mountains
Signature: Signed lower right "Jos. Albrechtskirchinger"
Presentation: Matted and framed under glass
Overall Dimensions: 21" wide x 17" high
Condition: As pictured.