Ines Jucker

1922–2013 (age 91)

Biography

Ines Jucker was an esteemed art historian who brought clarity and passion to the work of interpreting visual culture, guiding students and visitors through exhibitions with thoughtful commentary. Her scholarship shed light on the intersections of tradition and innovation, and she had a particular talent for making art accessible to curious minds.

She is warmly remembered for her collegial spirit and her care for emerging researchers, and Fluntern Cemetery now holds the resting place of a diligent steward of Switzerland's artistic heritage.

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