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ALBERT KELLER (1845- )

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Originally appearing in Volume V15, Page 718 of the 1911 Encyclopedia Britannica.
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ALBERT KELLER (1845- )  , German painter, was born at Gais, in
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Switzerland; he studied at the Munich Academy under Lenbach and Ramberg, and must be counted among the leading colourists of the
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modern German school . Travels in Italy, France, England and Holland, and a prolonged sojourn in Paris, helped to develop his style, which is marked by a sense of elegance and refinement all too rare in German
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art . His scenes of society
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life, such as the famous "
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Dinner " (189o), are painted with thoroughly Parisian esprit, and his portraits are marked by the same elegant distinction . He is particularly successful in the rendering of rustling
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silk and satin dresses and draperies . His
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historical and imaginative
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works are as modern in spirit and as unacademical as his portraits . At the Munich Pinakothek is his
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painting " Jairi Tochterlein " (1886), whilst the Konigsberg Museum contains his "
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Roman Bath," and the Liebieg collection in Reichenberg the " Audience with Louis XV.," the first picture that drew attention to his talent .

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