Johannes Zahnd
Born in 1854.
Died in 1934.
Johannes Zahnd was an artist recognised for his work as a painter and draughtsman. He settled in Rome in 1872, where he developed his art, before taking over Hermann Corrodi’s studio in 1884. His career led him back to Bern in 1903.
Zahnd is particularly known for his Italian subjects, which testify to his attachment to the culture and landscapes of that region. His work reflects a period marked by diverse influences, although further details about his style or exhibitions remain uncertain.
