Kitzbühel

Visual Description

The two towers of the parish church and the Liebfrauenkirche rise above the snow-covered roofs of Kitzbühel. Behind them, the snowy peaks of the Kitzbühel Alps reach into a light blue sky. In the foreground lies an untouched expanse of snow with fine tracks.

Artistic Interpretation

The picture shows Kitzbühel as a place of calm and constancy, far from the bustle of the season. The churches as the center of the town and the mountains as its frame tell of security and tradition.

Art-Historical Context

The work stands in the tradition of veduta painting, which captures places in a recognizable and atmospheric way. Graf combines architectural precision with a painterly eye for light and snow.

Exclusivity

Landscape format, 80 × 100 cm. The architecture is precisely drawn, while snow and sky are painted with a loose, light-filled brushstroke.

Collector Value

An ideal work for chalets, hotels and restaurants in the Alps, for collectors with a connection to Tyrol and for living spaces with a wintry atmosphere.

More About the Artist

Erich Graf is one of Germany’s most distinguished wildlife and landscape painters and, for more than four decades, has created richly detailed, atmospheric paintings of animals, nature and cultural scenes. Internationally exhibited and collected—named among the “world’s best animal painters” by Wildlife Art Magazine in 2025—his works are sought after as far as royal households.

Condition Report

Original from the artist’s studio, signed. A detailed condition report with close-up photos is available on request before purchase.