Oswald Göldi
Born in 1895.
Died in 1961.
Oswald Göldi was a Swiss-Brazilian artist recognised for his work as a draughtsman and graphic artist. From 1926 onwards, he established contact with Alfred Kubin, which may have influenced his style. Göldi is particularly known for his Expressionist woodcuts and illustrations.
He also served as a professor at the Academy of Rio de Janeiro, thereby contributing to the training of new generations of artists.