Karine Daniel-Stader is a French painter who makes her home near Freiburg, Germany. She inherited her love of art from her father, who is also a painter, and from her mother, a writer.
Her father always had a great love for early twentieth century artists such as Gustav Klimt, Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec, Marc Chagall, Vincent Van Gogh, Egon Schiele, Frida Kahlo and many others. At a young age she had the opportunity to see original works by these artists, and she fell in love with their visual world. She began to draw, as most of us do, in childhood, and she hasn't stopped since.
She studied at the School of Fine Arts in France, where she also pursued studies in Art History. Much of her inspiration comes from music, poetry, Impressionism and Art Nouveau. For the most part she paints women in intimate, precious moments. In her paintings she views them as if "through a keyhole", capturing their romantic, melancholy and innocent expressions."

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