Martha Cunz
Born in 1876.
Died in 1961.
According to the summary reproduced in the SIKART entry, her practice combines woodblock printing and painting. Her colour prints, described as Japanese-inspired, sit alongside landscape and portrait subjects in her known body of work.
She is cited as a student of Luc‑Olivier Merson; the biographical reference to this teacher makes it possible to place part of her training in the educational and professional context mentioned in connection with Merson.
The sources indicate activity connected with Munich and St. Gallen, while Daniel Studer’s monograph characterises her career with the phrase “Eine Schweizer Jugendstilkünstlerin in München”.
For research and documentation, readers may consult the SIKART entry (identifier 4024576) and Daniel Studer’s monograph, published in 1993 and bearing the title cited above.
