Philip Foltz and Ramberg; travelled in Suabia and the Tyrol, and spent the winter of 1869-70 in Nice. Works: Grandmother's Admonition, The Foundling (1867); Birthday (1868); Dice-Players (1873); Good-Morning, Papa! (1874); Leisure Hour; Noon-Day Rest; Country Life (1878); Improvised Bowling-Alley, Preparations for Procession.—Müller, 290.
KAMECKE, OTTO (WERNER HENNING)
VON, born at Stolp, Pomerania, in
1829. Landscape painter, studied first from
nature at Rome in 1860-62, then at the
Weimar Art School under Böcklin and Michaelis;
next under Kalckreuth, and afterwards
visited the Tyrol, Switzerland, and
North Italy. Lives in Berlin. Works: Valley
near Berchtesgaden; Königsee; Vierwaldstätter
Lake; The Wetterhorn; Italian
Landscape; Thuringian Landscape; Wengern-Scheideck;
Campagna; Glacier Landscape;
View in Lauterbrunn Valley; View
from Bernina Pass; Glacier des Bois; View
on Lake Garda; Rosegg Glacier; Gosau
Lake; St. Gotthard Road, National Gallery,
Berlin; View on St. Gotthard, Dresden Museum.—Meyer,
Conv. Lex., xvii. 487; Müller,
291.
KANDLER, WILHELM, born at Kratzau,
Bohemia, Feb. 28, 1816. History painter,
pupil of Prague Academy under Kadlik,
then under Ruben; went to Rome in 1843,
and returned in 1850. Works: Duke
Spitignew's Judgment; Four Scenes from
Life of Christ (1840); St. George; Sermon
of Jonah; Discovery of Springs at Carlsbad
(1849); Jacques de Molay's Defence of the
Knights Templars; Wall-Paintings in Castle
Chapel at Reichstadt; Frescos in Imperial
Chapel at Prague.—Cotta's Kunstbl. (1846),
123; D. Kunstbl. (1850), 248; Müller, 291;
Wurzbach, x. 429.
KANNENGIESSER, GEORG, born at
Neustrelitz, Mecklenburg, in 1814. History
painter, pupil of Berlin Academy under
Ternite and Blechen, then in 1834-41 of
Düsseldorf Academy under Sohn; was in
1842 at Munich, and then travelled three
years in Italy, Sicily, and Greece. After his
return he was made professor in 1846, and
instructor of the Grand Duchess. Was in
Rome and Paris in 1854-55. Works:
Thisbe; Rinaldo and Armida; Death of
Cleopatra; Sleeping Bacchante; View of
Athens; Coliseum in Rome; View of Palermo;
Queen Louise of Prussia; Entombment;
Ecce Homo; Portraits of Grand Ducal
Family of Mecklenburg.—Christl.
Kunstbl. (1869); Müller, 291.
KANOLDT, EDMUND (FRIEDRICH),
born at Grossrudestedt, Saxe-Weimar, March
13, 1845. Landscape painter, pupil of Weimar
Art-School under Preller; went in 1869
to Rome, where he was influenced by Franz
Dreber; settled in Carlsruhe, where Ferdinand
Keller greatly influenced his further
development. Works: Giant's Grave in
Rügen; Canossa; The Kyffhäuser; Ulysses
hunting Goats, Weimar Museum; Iphigenia
by the Sea; Eight Pictures from Myth
of Cupid and Psyche; Cassandra and Antigone;
Sabine Landscape (1873); Sappho
(1880); Iphigenia in Tauris (1881); Hero in
a Landscape (1884).—Müller, 292; Leixner,
Mod. K., ii. 116; Meyer, Conv. Lex., xxi.
490; Illustr. Zeitg. (1881), i. 130; ii. 549;
Zeitschr. f. b. K., xx. 76.
KAPELLER, JOSEF ANTON, born at
Imst, Tyrol, Feb. 22, 1761, died by suicide
at Gratz, Styria, in 1806. History and portrait
painter, son of a painter; pupil of Johann
Jacob Zeiler, at Reute, then of Vienna
Academy under Füger and Maurer, where
he won the first prize in 1786; lived at Warsaw
in 1787-94 as instructor in the family
of Prince Jablonowski, and after his return
successively at Imst, Innsbruck, Klagenfurt,
Vienna and Gratz. Painted also excellent
miniatures. Works: Sleeping Faun (1786);
Portrait of Kosciuszko (about 1790); do. of
Field-Marshal Laudon; Portrait of Wallenstein
(copy after Van Dyck), Ferdinandeum,
Innsbruck.—Nagler, vi. 529; Wurzbach,
x. 448.
KAPPES, ALFRED, born in New York
in 1850. Genre painter, self-taught. Ex-
