Take the train for a trip to the countryside

Künstler: Ernst Morgenthaler
Jahr: 1944
Grösse: 128 x 90 cm / 50.4 x 35.4″
Preisklasse: CHF480

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Ernst Morgenthaler was one of the most important figurative painters in Switzerland from the 1920s to the 1960s and was friends with artists such as Paul Klee and Cuno Amiet. His works reflect a subtle and sensitive approach and concentrate on subjects he encountered in his own daily life. He once said that he could only draw and create what he had seen or lived himself. This lovely poster promoted travel to the countryside by Swiss Federal Railways.

Künstler: Ernst Morgenthaler

Ernst Morgenthaler was born in 1887 in the canton of Berne. He didn’t like his first job as a clerk, so he dedicated himself to drawing instead. In 1912 and 1913 he took drawing courses in Zurich and Berlin, and at 27 he went to Cuno Amiet to learn oil painting. In 1915 he met Paul Klee in Munich. In 1920, he started being successful and taking part in numerous exhibitions. In 1928 he moved to Paris with his fam... mehr

Ernst Morgenthaler was born in 1887 in the canton of Berne. He didn’t like his first job as a clerk, so he dedicated himself to drawing instead. In 1912 an ...

d 1913 he took drawing courses in Zurich and Berlin, and at 27 he went to Cuno Amiet to learn oil painting. In 1915 he met Paul Klee in Munich. In 1920, he started being successful and taking part in numerous exhibitions. In 1928 he moved to Paris with his fam... mehr
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Original price was: CHF 500.00.Current price is: CHF 480.00.Bestellung