CUNO AMIET (Solothurn 1868–1961 Oschwand) The Truth. 1913. Oil on canvas. Signed and dated lower right: CA 13. 103 × 114 cm. Provenance: - Sale, Galerie Jürg Stuker, Bern, 26.6.1958, Lot 1284, as ‘Frauenakt'. - Swiss private collection. - Sale, Christie's Zurich, 19.3.2007, Lot 75. - Swiss private collection, acquired at the above auction. Exhibited: Probably Zurich 1914, Januar-Ausstellung, Kunsthaus Zürich, 8.1.–1.2.1914, no. 88, as 'kniender Akt, orange'. Literature: - Gotthard Jedlicka: Amiet, Bern 1948, as ‘Mädchenakt' (ill. 27). - Franz Müller and Viola Radlach: Cuno Amiet. Die Gemälde 1883–1919, publ. by Schweizerisches Institut für Kunstwissenschaft, Zurich 2014, vol. II, p. 426, no. 1913.39 with ill.).

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