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Hans Sandreuter 1850 Basel – 1901 Riehen Two Designs for the Founding of Bern. Circa 1897 Gouache, watercolor, and colored chalk Each titled and inscribed on the reverse of the cover: HSR Cat. No. 290 and 291, respectively Each framed Height: approx. 49 cm; width: approx. 79 cm Estate of Marguerite Sandreuter, Riehen; private collection, Switzerland Hans Sandreuter (1850–1901) is considered one of the leading Swiss representatives of Symbolism. After completing an apprenticeship as a lithographer in Basel, he studied at the Academy of Fine Arts in Munich beginning in 1873 and subsequently worked in Florence, where he maintained close contact with Arnold Böcklin, whose visual language had a lasting influence on him. In 1885, he returned to Basel and, in addition to painting, increasingly devoted himself to decorative art and monumental wall designs. His body of work includes mythological and allegorical depictions, landscapes, and designs for murals and mosaics. Among his most significant public commissions were the historical mosaics for the inner courtyard of the Swiss National Museum in Zurich. One sheet in particular has foxing in places Auction date: November 28, 2026 Approximate auction time: 10:50 a.m. CET
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