Augustin Schmid
Born in 1770.
Died in 1837.
Augustin Schmid was an artist whose work encompassed several fields. He distinguished himself as a painter, but also as a draughtsman of landscapes and architecture. His expertise extended to copper engraving, a technique that enabled him to explore the nuances of his art further.
In addition, he served as a drawing teacher, thereby contributing to the training of new generations of artists. The details of his career and influence remain partly obscure, leaving questions about his impact on the artistic milieu of his time.
