Fixing the Wires

Lill Tschudi was a Swiss printmaker and painter known for bold, geometric woodcuts and linocuts produced primarily between the 1930s and 1960s. Her work combined constructivist principles with Swiss modernism, employing flat planes of vivid color and simplified forms to depict landscape, still life, and figurative subjects. Active across multiple decades of twentieth-century European art, Tschudi worked in a deliberately reductive style that emphasized clarity of line and chromatic intensity over representational detail.

Schwanden, Switzerland