Jean-Daniel Huber
Born in 1754.
Died in 1845.
Jean-Daniel Huber was a landscape and animal painter and engraver associated with the first Geneva School. His work is distinguished by romantic depictions of the Bernese Oberland, reflecting a particular sensitivity to the landscapes and wildlife of the region. Huber succeeded in capturing the essence of nature, combining an artistic approach with meticulous observation.
Although his legacy is less well known than that of some of his contemporaries, his work contributes to enriching Geneva’s artistic tradition of the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries.
