Anna Iduna Zehnder
Born in 1877.
Died in 1955.
Anna Iduna Zehnder was a notable figure who worked both as a physician and as a painter. She spent a large part of her life in Ascona, where she was able to develop her art. Her artistic career was enriched by instruction from Arthur Segal, attesting to her involvement in the artistic milieu of her time.
Moreover, her friendship with Marianne Werefkin, another influential artist, underscores her integration into the artistic circles of her era. These elements suggest a career shaped by intellectual and creative exchanges, although certain aspects of her oeuvre remain uncertain.