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Charles Reiffel
early life and career charles reiffel, an american post-impressionist painter, was born in 1862 in indianapolis, indiana. initially, he worked as a lithographer, taking up painting in 1912. reiffel's self-taught approach to art led him to develop a unique style, which would later bring him national acclaim. artistic evolution and notable works reiffel's artistic journey took him through various styles, from lithography to post-impressio
nism. his plein-air landscapes, often depicting the picturesque views of californian nature, are notable for their captivating beauty. some of his most famous works include: summer session at ballast point, san diego (1930), a testament to his post-impressionist style. road in the cuyamacas (1934), showcasing his ability to capture the spectacular scenery of california. museums and collections reiffel's works are included in various c…