Clemens Beutler
Born in 1638.
Died in 1672.
Clemens Beutler was an artist active as a painter and engraver. He is known in particular for having created a painting for the high altar of the church in Seekirchen, near Salzburg, in 1672. The son of Caspar Beutler, his work bears witness to an artistic period in which engraving and painting coexisted.
The details of his career remain partly obscure, leaving open questions about the extent of his influence and his achievements.