Help with signatures on painting?

Hi,
Can anyone make out the artist of this painting? I see M. Kaplan, maybe?
Also, my phone's camera isnt good enough, but the chalet(?) or house really look 3D in person - it is amazing (1 of the reasons I bought it; I'm not usually a mountain landscape painting type!
Also, the stamp on the back - the canvas maker? What language is it?
As always, thank you for any help!

 

The language is German. Here's your scene. A popular painting subject.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Heiligenblut_am_Großglockner

Debora

 

The last bit of the name looks like 'land' to me. It is an Alpine painting, probably Austrian, so the name is likely to be German.

 

Neither canvas nor frame look terribly old. The internet says if the logo doesn't include "München," post-World War II.

Debora

 

Sniped by Debora.

The stamp is probably the manufacturer of the canvas.

 

That's definitely it!

 

I looked up his signature & found these which I don't think looks like mine, but yours & Debra's pic does(!) - does anyone think mine is a Hubert Kaplan? (fingers crossed!)

 

Hum... Born 1940 but paints in a 19th century style. I think his work would best be described as "decorative." Oh, and collectible plates are produced featuring his work. Suspect he's the Thomas Kinkade of Germany.

https://www.etsy.com/listing/995439717/vintage-collectible-hubert-kaplan-plate

Debora

 

Do you think mine is by him, Debora?

 

Hubert Kaplan? No, I don't. It's his type of subject matter but the execution is a bit simplistic for Kaplan (to my eye.) And Kaplan seems to sign with his full name.

Debora