Anton Winterlin

Anton Winterlin (1805–1894) appears in the available documentation as a painter and draughtsman primarily engaged with landscape and architectural views, and is also mentioned for the production of panoramas.

According to the SIKART entry (identifier 4023329), he was a pupil of Peter Birmann in Basel, a formative aspect that sheds light on his technical and stylistic grounding as described in this source.

The same notice describes Winterlin as a “German artist” and specifies his areas of specialisation as a painter of landscapes and architecture as well as a draughtsman; this wording is reproduced here in accordance with the source’s designation. The mention of panoramas points to an interest in formats designed to convey expansive and immersive views, a distinct technical and narrative field that, according to the entry, formed part of his repertoire.

The SIKART entry serves as the principal documentary reference for this notice (ID 4023329); the information presented above faithfully reflects the attributions and qualifications indicated by that source.