Anne Eynard-Lullin
Born in 1793.
Died in 1868.
Anne Eynard-Lullin was a multifaceted artist active as a sculptor, draughtswoman and architect. She is particularly recognised for her busts, which testify to her skill in shaping form. In collaboration with her husband, she contributed to the design of the plans for the Palais Eynard in Geneva, a project that illustrates her commitment to the architecture of her time.
Although her work is less well known, it deserves particular attention for its contribution to the artistic and architectural culture of the nineteenth century.