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1897 - 1934. Known for: Naturalistic depiction of peasants, children, and landscapes.
Werner Neuhaus, a Swiss artist, was born in Burgdorf and later moved to Basel at the age of 13. He studied lithography and painting in Basel, initially following a dark-toned style common in the... Read full biography
Werner Neuhaus, a Swiss artist, was born in Burgdorf and later moved to Basel at the age of 13. He studied lithography and painting in Basel, initially following a dark-toned style common in the Basel school. After studying with Cuno Amiet and befriending other artists like Albert Müller and... Read full biography
Werner Neuhaus, a Swiss artist, was born in Burgdorf and later moved to Basel at the age of 13. He studied lithography and painting in Basel, initially following a dark-toned style common in the Basel school. After studying with Cuno Amiet and befriending other artists like Albert Müller and Hermann Scherer, Neuhaus shifted towards a coloristically intensive style, focusing on painting Ticino landscapes and portraits. He joined the artists' group "Rot-Blau" but later turned to a naturalistic... Read full biography
Werner Neuhaus, a Swiss artist, was born in Burgdorf and later moved to Basel at the age of 13. He studied lithography and painting in Basel, initially following a dark-toned style common in the Basel school. After studying with Cuno Amiet and befriending other artists like Albert Müller and Hermann Scherer, Neuhaus shifted towards a coloristically intensive style, focusing on painting Ticino landscapes and portraits. He joined the artists' group "Rot-Blau" but later turned to a naturalistic approach inspired by Albert Anker, depicting peasants, children, and local landscapes. Neuhaus married Hede Gfeller and lived in Emmental from 1927 onwards.... Read full biography
Werner Neuhaus, a Swiss artist, was born in Burgdorf and later moved to Basel at the age of 13. He studied lithography and painting in Basel, initially following a dark-toned style common in the Basel school. After studying with Cuno Amiet and befriending other artists like Albert Müller and Hermann Scherer, Neuhaus shifted towards a coloristically intensive style, focusing on painting Ticino landscapes and portraits. He joined the artists' group "Rot-Blau" but later turned to a naturalistic approach inspired by Albert Anker, depicting peasants, children, and local landscapes. Neuhaus married Hede Gfeller and lived in Emmental from 1927 onwards.