Burkhard Mangold

1873–1950 (age 77)

Biography

Burkhard Mangold (1873–1950) was a skilled engraver whose work captured the textures of Swiss life. His meticulous technique earned him respect among peers and collectors alike, and his prints continue to be admired for their clarity of line and subtle emotion.

He is remembered fondly at Wolfgottesacker, where his grave invites reflection on a life dedicated to artistic craft and quiet devotion to his community.

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