William Kratzer Fine Art: Muskoka Barn

William Kratzer Fine Art

Friday, March 18, 2011

Muskoka Barn

Muskoka Barn, © William Kratzer.
Collection of Renae Cristello.

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William Kratzer 1922-1997

The artist William Kratzer

This site was designed and created to provide a platform to exhibit the Algonquin nature and wildlife paintings of the artist William Kratzer. Since his work was collected throughout the world this will act as an online journal as more images of his paintings are made available. This blog was created and is maintained by the family of the artist. It is a work in progress. Thank you for visiting! More content and images will be coming soon.

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Do you own a Kratzer painting?

If you own an original Kratzer painting and would like to share photos of your collection I would like to hear from you.

Also, if you are looking to buy an original painting by William Kratzer or sell part of your collection please contact me. I will do my best to bring buyers and sellers together.

Limited edition prints

Before Bill Kratzer passed away he had limited edition lithographs made of two of his paintings. There are some left over. From what I can see most if not all have been signed and dated. I intend on making them available in the beginning of the year, 2013. If you are interested please feel free to contact me.

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The artist on the steps of his studio

About the artist

William Kratzer Fine Art: Dwight, Ontario, Canada; Bill Kratzer made his living as a painter; painting the rugged landscapes and wildlife of Ontario, Canada. He focused much of his work on the area in and around Algonquin Park. Born 1922 in Hamburg, Germany he brought his family over to Canada in 1952. After spending some years in the Toronto area he eventually made the move north and settled in the village of Dwight, just west of Algonquin Park's west gate. For close to 30 years he made a living out of his studio attracting an international clientele, including private collectors and large companies. William Kratzer's work hangs in private collections all over the world.

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