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Frank Buchser

Swiss artist (1828-1890)

Born in Feldbrunnen-St. Niklaus. Died in Feldbrunnen-St. Niklaus.

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A life in paintings

Born 182811 dated paintingsDied 1890

14 works

  • Scène de rue à Alger
    Scène de rue à Alger
    Frank Buchser
    1850s
  • Bildnis eines Freimaurers. Alderman W. Bean
    Bildnis eines Freimaurers. Alderman W. Bean
    Frank Buchser
    1854 · Kunsthaus Zürich
  • Asceticism and the Joy of Living
    Asceticism and the Joy of Living
    Frank Buchser
    1865 · Kunstmuseum Basel
  • The volunteer’s return
    The volunteer’s return
    Frank Buchser
    1867 · Kunstmuseum Basel
  • Waldbach mit Angler
    Waldbach mit Angler
    Frank Buchser
    1867 · Kunsthaus Zürich
  • As sweet as watermelons
    As sweet as watermelons
    Frank Buchser
    c. 1869
  • John Hart in Mayoral Robes
    John Hart in Mayoral Robes
    Frank Buchser
    1875 · Scarborough Town Hall
  • Flutumfangen
    Flutumfangen
    Frank Buchser
    1876 · Kunstmuseum Bern
  • Q111911284
    Q111911284
    Frank Buchser
    c. 1876 · Museum Frank Buchser
  • The Kiss
    The Kiss
    Frank Buchser
    1878–1879 · Kunsthaus Zürich
  • Olivenhain bei Olympia
    Olivenhain bei Olympia
    Frank Buchser
    1884–1885 · Kunst Museum Winterthur | Reinhart am Stadtgarten
  • Sweet doing nothing
    Sweet doing nothing
    Frank Buchser
  • Fisher girl by the sea
    Fisher girl by the sea
    Frank Buchser
  • Charcoal Burners' Hut in the New Forest
    Charcoal Burners' Hut in the New Forest
    Frank Buchser
    · Cooper Gallery
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