Albert Welti
Born in 1862.
Died in 1912.
Albert Welti (18 February 1862, Zurich — 7 June 1912) is documented as a painter and printmaker, notably as an etcher.
He studied at the Academy of Fine Arts in Munich, where his enrolment is dated 1882 and his training is recorded as continuing until 1886 according to the sources.
The notice retains the dual professional designation: painting and etching.
Among the documented undertakings is the fresco project Die Landsgemeinde, unfinished at the time of Welti’s death; the work was completed after his death by Wilhelm Balmer, with its completion dated to around 1914.
The information assembled — his birth and death dates, his Munich training, and the posthumous completion of an important commission — forms the documentary framework for situating his professional trajectory.
