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1920 - 1977. Known for: Painting, landscape, interiors.
Jean-Pierre Schmid, better known by his stage name Lermite, was born in 1920 and began his artistic training in 1938 at the École d'Art in Biel, where he got to know German Expressionism and... Read full biography
Jean-Pierre Schmid, better known by his stage name Lermite, was born in 1920 and began his artistic training in 1938 at the École d'Art in Biel, where he got to know German Expressionism and International Constructivism. As early as 1942 he exhibited at the Kunsthaus Zürich with the association of... Read full biography
Jean-Pierre Schmid, better known by his stage name Lermite, was born in 1920 and began his artistic training in 1938 at the École d'Art in Biel, where he got to know German Expressionism and International Constructivism. As early as 1942 he exhibited at the Kunsthaus Zürich with the association of modern Swiss artists, the "Allianz". Jean-Pierre's acquaintance with the painter Coghuf, whose real name was Ernst Stocker, brought about a return to figurative painting during the war years. In 1946... Read full biography
Jean-Pierre Schmid, better known by his stage name Lermite, was born in 1920 and began his artistic training in 1938 at the École d'Art in Biel, where he got to know German Expressionism and International Constructivism. As early as 1942 he exhibited at the Kunsthaus Zürich with the association of modern Swiss artists, the "Allianz". Jean-Pierre's acquaintance with the painter Coghuf, whose real name was Ernst Stocker, brought about a return to figurative painting during the war years. In 1946 Schmid settled in La Brévine in a small house called L'Ermitage, from which his stage name "Lermite" was derived. While he initially continued to paint landscapes and interiors there, in his later work he again used a geometric style based on... Read full biography
Jean-Pierre Schmid, better known by his stage name Lermite, was born in 1920 and began his artistic training in 1938 at the École d'Art in Biel, where he got to know German Expressionism and International Constructivism. As early as 1942 he exhibited at the Kunsthaus Zürich with the association of modern Swiss artists, the "Allianz". Jean-Pierre's acquaintance with the painter Coghuf, whose real name was Ernst Stocker, brought about a return to figurative painting during the war years. In 1946 Schmid settled in La Brévine in a small house called L'Ermitage, from which his stage name "Lermite" was derived. While he initially continued to paint landscapes and interiors there, in his later work he again used a geometric style based on constructivism. After difficult years characterized by a progressive eye disease, Jean Pierre Lermite received the long-awaited recognition in 1958... Read full biography