Early Life, Family and Training Anton Psenner was born on March 28, 1791, in Völs am Schlern. He entered a household defined by manual craft and hospitality, the son of Josef Psenner and Elisabeth Kritzinger. His father worked as a figure carver and barrel painter, a profession that likely introduced the young boy to the tactile realities of artistic production. By 1800, the family had moved to manage the Quireinerhof in Ums, balancing…
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