Heinrich Wölfflin

1864–1945 (age 81)

Biography

Heinrich Wölfflin was a writer whose essays explored the principles of aesthetics with precision and sensitivity. His work helped shape modern art criticism, emphasizing the importance of visual perception in understanding creative expression.

Through writing that combined intellectual depth with clarity, he encouraged readers to explore the interplay between form and meaning. His thoughtful contributions endure in the study of art and criticism.

Did you know Heinrich Wölfflin?

Help us tell their story. Share a memory, upload a gravestone photo, or correct any details.

Also buried at Wolfgottesacker

Annemarie Burckhardt
1930–2012 (age 82)
Wolfgottesacker
Annemarie Burckhardt (1930–2012) was a gifted artist.
Rudolf Staehelin-Stockmeyer
1841–1900 (age 59)
Wolfgottesacker
Rudolf Staehelin-Stockmeyer was a Swiss university teacher dedicated to advancing education and scholarship.
Ernst Stückelberg
1831–1903 (age 72)
Wolfgottesacker
Ernst Stückelberg was a painter whose evocative works captured the drama of his era.
Christian Rothenberger
1868–1938 (age 70)
Wolfgottesacker
Christian Rothenberger served the public with thoughtful leadership and a steady ear for the people.
Dorothea Christ
1921–2009 (age 88)
Wolfgottesacker
Dorothea Christ was an accomplished author whose literary works contributed to Swiss culture.
Eduard Fueter senior
1876–1928 (age 52)
Wolfgottesacker
Eduard Fueter senior was a notable Swiss historian of the late nineteenth century.