Hans Jakob Kull
Born in 1796.
Died in 1846.
Hans Jakob Kull was an artist whose activities encompassed drawing, lithography, and copper engraving. He is recognised for his watercolours and sepia drawings depicting vedute and genre scenes. He was also the brother of Hans Rudolf and the cousin of Conrad Kull, attesting to a family environment conducive to artistic creation.
The details of his career remain partly obscure, leaving questions about the extent of his influence and oeuvre.