Lotti Krauss
Born in 1912.
Died in 1985.
Lotti Krauss was a painter whose artistic career was shaped by the influence of her father, Franz Krauss, under whom she studied. Her work is distinguished by figurative representations, portraits, and landscapes. She also contributed to the tradition of Basel carnival masks, thereby incorporating a local cultural element into her artistic practice.
Details of her career and her impact on the art scene remain only partially documented, leaving questions about the scope of her work.
