Anna Waser
Swiss painter with Baroque style works

Born
October 16th, 1678
346 years ago
Died
1714
311 years ago — 36 years old
Category
Artists & Creatives
Country
Switzerland
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Born in Switzerland, became prominent in the Baroque painting scene. Waser specialized in portraiture and still lifes, often incorporated rich colors and intricate details. Worked in a time when female artists faced significant barriers, yet managed to establish a reputable career. Produced several notable works that contributed to the artistic landscape of her era, with her style reflecting the influences of her contemporaries.
Produced intricate portraits
Created detailed still lifes
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