Albert Zubler

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Johann Albert Zubler (born February 3, 1880 in Mägenwil , † March 12, 1927 in Zurich ) was a Swiss landscape painter .

Life

In childhood, Johann Albert Zubler came into different families because his parents separated. After his father remarried, he came to Zurich with him. He was trained as a locksmith, but thanks to a scholarship he was able to attend the Zurich School of Applied Arts from 1896 to 1899 . Then he became a private student of the etcher and landscape painter Hermann Gattiker in Rüschlikon .

In the winter semester 1900/01 he studied at the Royal Academy of Fine Arts in Stuttgart with Leopold von Kalckreuth and in the winter months 1901/02 and 1902/03 in Paris at the École Guérin with Eugène Grasset and in the evening school Académie Colarossi . After graduation, he mainly dealt with landscape painting. In 1904 Zubler became a teacher at Louise Stadler's art school for women in Zurich, but in the same year he moved to Florence and later moved to Rome , where he stayed until 1906.

After returning to Switzerland, he first settled in Winterthur , then went to Basel and returned to Winterthur in 1907. From 1909 to 1915 he worked in Kyburg . After a short stay in Oberwinterthur , he came back to Zurich. From 1919 he stayed in Florence for a long time, where he copied paintings for collectors from Zurich and Florence.

Albert Zubler died at the age of 47.

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SURNAME Zubler, Albert
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Zubler, Johann Albert
BRIEF DESCRIPTION Swiss landscape painter
DATE OF BIRTH February 3, 1880
PLACE OF BIRTH Mägenwil
DATE OF DEATH March 12, 1927
Place of death Zurich