Heinrich Füssli der Jüngste
Born in 1755.
Died in 1829.
Heinrich Füssli the Younger was a Swiss artist known for his contributions as a landscape draughtsman, engraver and etcher. He received his training from his uncle, Johann Kaspar Füssli the Elder, as well as in Bern, in the circle of the minor masters around Abraham Wagner. Between 1779 and 1792, he worked primarily as a drawing teacher in Paris.
In 1795, he founded the first significant art gallery in Zurich. He is also known for having published numerous landscape vedute in the style of Aberl. Füssli the Younger belonged to the celebrated Füssli family of artists and was the son of Heinrich Füssli the Elder.