Dina Wyler

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Dina Wyler (née Farbstein; * July 23, 1931 in Bombay ; † January 28, 2007 in Baden in the canton of Aargau ) was a Jewish-Swiss artist and granddaughter of the National Councilor David Farbstein .

biography

Dina Wyler was born in India (Bombay) in 1931, where her family had been living for a long time. Thanks to the financial help of wealthy grandfather Wyler, she was able to obtain her high school diploma in Zurich in 1950 at what was then the daughters' school and to train as an interpreter at the University of Geneva .

In 1954 she married and after the birth of her two sons (1956 and 1958) lived in the canton of Aargau in Berikon until the family moved to the USA for a temporary stay in 1966 for two years . There she began her artistic training, which she then completed intensively from 1967 to 1976 at the Zurich School of Applied Arts . At various exhibitions between 1984 and 2004 she was able to successfully present and sell her works to a larger audience.

Exhibitions

  • 1984, December 8th – January 6th, Galerie Odete Steiner Bremgarte;
  • 1992, October 16 – November 1, Wohle parish hall;
  • 1994, 10/22 - 11/1, Wohle parish hall;
  • 1995, October 15 - November 18, Galerie Antonigasse Bremgarte;
  • 1996, May 10–12, Aula Oberwil-Lieli;
  • 2000, October 15 – November 11, Galerie Antonigasse Bremgarte;
  • 2002, October 18 – November 9, Dina Wyler, Peter Wahl, Galerie am Bach Obererlinsbach;
  • 2003, October 4 - October 25, KUKU Rothrist;
  • 2004, August 29 - September 25, Galerie Antonigasse Bremgarte.

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ a b http://www.kunstbreite.ch/Kuenstlerwerdegaenge_aargau_wyler_dina.htm
  2. ↑ Dina Wyler. In: SikartTemplate: SIKART / Lemma not specified
  3. ↑ Dina Wyler. Retrieved September 10, 2019 .
personal data
SURNAME Wyler, Dina
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Farbstein, Dina (maiden name)
BRIEF DESCRIPTION Jewish-Swiss artist
DATE OF BIRTH July 23, 1931
PLACE OF BIRTH Bombay
DATE OF DEATH January 28, 2007
Place of death Baden in the canton of Aargau