KMW | Reinhart am Stadtgarten EN Kunst Museum Winterthur

Joseph Anton Koch was known for his landscapes, for he did not show nature as a lovely idyll as usual, but as eerily beautiful.

With his landscapes depicting the fleeting and atmospheric, Carl Blechen was a pioneer of plein-air painting in German art.

Anton Graff was the most important portraitist of the German Enlightenment and stood out with his individual portrayal of each person.

Pastel painter Jean-Étienne Liotard was one of the most sought-after portraitists in Europe in the 18th century.

At the beginning of the 20th century Hodler developed into one of the few great independent landscape artists in Europe. For more than a decade he occupied himself with motifs from the mountain and lake landscape of Switzerland.

View into Infinity resulted from a comissioned work for the stairwell of the Kunsthaus Zürich, which took years to complete.