Edith Häfelfinger-Paschke
Born in 1904.
Died in 1987.
Edith Häfelfinger-Paschke was an artist whose work encompassed drawing, sculpture and painting. She settled in Switzerland in 1928, where she developed an artistic repertoire centred on drawings and small sculptures depicting animals and landscapes. Her creative career was also marked by her union with Eugen Häfelfinger, which may have influenced her work.
The diversity of her artistic practices attests to a particular sensitivity to nature and form.