Kaspar Käsli
Born in 1826.
Died in 1913.
Kaspar Käsli was a landscape painter whose work testifies to a particular sensitivity to views of Central Switzerland. He was trained under the tutelage of Jost Muheim the Elder in Altdorf, as well as by Alexandre Calame in Geneva. These influences are reflected in his artistic approach, which combines tradition with observation of nature.
The details of his career and exhibitions remain partially obscure, but his legacy in the field of Swiss landscape painting is notable.