Oswald Dubach
Born in 1884.
Died in 1950.
Oswald Dubach was a multifaceted artist recognised for his work as a painter, sculptor and fine artist. Between 1914 and 1922, he worked as a woodcarver in the construction of the Goetheanum, an emblematic project of anthroposophical architecture. From 1927 onwards, he directed the school of sculpture at the Goetheanum, thereby contributing to the training of new generations of artists.
His career reflects a profound commitment to art and education, although certain aspects of his life and work remain uncertain.