Link to Page on Wolf’s Roland PaintingLink to restoration of Wolf fishing village painting
In service with the Austrian cavalry, he moved to New York with his young bride and young daughter about 1888. He supported himself and his family poorly with what was a hobby. Barely squeaking by, however, his painting and sketches can be of high quality and of great interest to me but have had little value commercially to date.
Self-portrait
another similar self portrait South Pasadena 2022 (photo by Jaslyn Gilbert) Undergoing major restoration to repair water damage and overpainting 2019-2021photo by Jaslyn Gilbert (2022)His page to remember Brennhausen, Waltershausen & IrmelshausenWaltershausen, his mother’s home (photo by Jaslyn Gilbert 2022)Memory book page (left)Memory page (right)Waltershausen, his mother’s homeBurg Bibra – tower (photo by Jaslyn Gilbert 2022)Irmelshausen entranceMother’s Grave – UnteressfeldPainting of his mother
Learn about a Wolf von Bibra painting restoration. Check out the Wolf von Bibra family reunion in July 2006.
The images below are Bibra related.
These are also works by Wolf von Bibra but are non-Bibra related.
Two young angels used by a project working with families with newborns Sketch by Wolf von Bibra around 1900.
Mayor of Jersey City, Edward Hoos, by Wolf von Bibra
Ernst von BibraWolf’s first cousin von WaltershausenLeonie von Bibra – sisterVery large painting of Roland blowing his horn, taken to Brennhausensold at auction for $300 2004Ann von Bibra – daughterPainting from Chicago area, likely from daughter’s family or cousin Waltershausen. Note painted in Munich and taken to AmericaMadonna Del Sasso in Italy, painting from Katie Wing from Michigan when going through grandparents things.
Message to a John Kanzler: Your message with your phone number was cut off so I have no way of contacting you about the painting information. Please email (bibra@compuserve.com) or call back the number you used before. October 2009