Anneliese Itten

1913–2002 (age 89)

Biography

Anneliese Itten (1913–2002) devoted her life to exploring color and form, bringing a measured yet expressive clarity to the Swiss art scene. Her work bridged tradition and modern sensibility, inviting viewers to pause and reflect on the quiet rhythms of everyday experience.

Rooted in Zurich’s creative community, she quietly mentored young artists and shared her practice through thoughtful exhibitions, leaving a legacy of compassion and creativity now honored at Cemetery Hönggerberg.

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