Aloïse Corbaz

Swiss Outsider Artist and Painter

Aloïse Corbaz - Artists & Creatives born 1886
Born

1886
140 years ago

Died
Category

Artists & Creatives

Country

Switzerland

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Developed a unique artistic style characterized by vibrant colors and intricate details. Began painting in a psychiatric institution, where artistic expression became a crucial part of her life. Works often reflected personal experiences and visions, depicting elaborate scenes and narratives.

Exhibited works in the Lausanne Museum of Fine Arts

Participated in the exhibition 'Art Brut' in 1945

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