Anton Albers
Born in 1765.
Died in 1844.
Anton Albers was an artist of German origin, recognised both for his work as a painter and for his wine trade. His oeuvre is distinguished by landscapes, often populated with human figures, reflecting a sensitivity to nature and everyday life. From 1816 onwards, he settled in Lausanne, where he continued his artistic activity.
The details of his career and influence within the artistic milieu of his time remain partly obscure, leaving questions about his impact and his relationships with other contemporary artists.