Born in 1890.
Died in 1959.
Paul Kunz was an artist whose work focused on sculpture and wood engraving. Trained as a wood sculptor, he created several works in public space. Among his notable contributions are the bridge figures of the Lorrainebrücke in Bern, created in 1936, as well as various portraits.
His career reflects an artistic practice rooted in the tradition of sculpture while also situated within the context of his time.
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