Eugen Lenz
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Eugen Lenz
Eugen Lenz (1891-1936) was a Swiss artist well-known for his post-Impressionist and Symbolist works. He was born in Basel and studied at the Basel School of Arts and Crafts. Lenz created around 400 oil paintings and 400 watercolors in his lifetime, and several of his pieces are held in prestigious art collections, including the Kunstmuseum Basel. A few of his major works include Flora, 1909, and Triumph of Life, 1912. He is also known for his designs of stained glass windows, as well as his poster designs.
Eugen Lenz, Swiss artist, post-Impressionism, Symbolism, oil paintings, watercolors.
— Mei Wang
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