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      Anna Waser, 1678 – 1714

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      Anna Waser · 1678 – 1714
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      Self-Portrait at the Age of Twelve

      1691 · Oil On Canvas · Kunsthaus Zürich, Zürich

      Anna Maria Waser's "Self-Portrait at the Age of Twelve," painted in 1691, isn’t merely a depiction of a young girl; it’s a remarkably poignant and surprisingly mature glimpse into the burgeoning talent of a pioneering Swiss artist. This captivating work, now residing within the Kunsthaus Zürich’s collection, transcends its youthful subject matter to reveal a profound understanding of light, composition, and the very essence of self-representation – qualities that would…

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        Self-Portrait at the Age of Twelve

        Alder 13 · Kunsthaus Zürich

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      Self-Portrait at the Age of Twelve (1691)

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      Mød maleren: Anna Waser

      Anna Maria Waser: A Pioneering Swiss Painter

      Early Life and Training

      • Born: October 16, 1678, in Zurich, Switzerland.
      • Anna Maria Waser came from a family that valued education and the arts, fostering her early interest in painting despite societal norms.
      • Her initial artistic training began with Johannes Sulzer in Winterthur, laying the foundation for her future development.
      • At the age of fourteen, she moved to Bern to study under the guidance of Joseph Werner, a leading Swiss painter.

      Artistic Development and Career

      • Waser’s time in Werner's workshop was unique, as she was the only female student among her male peers. This provided invaluable opportunities for honing her skills.
      • She quickly demonstrated exceptional talent, evident in early works like her Self-Portrait at the Age of Twelve (1691), showcasing confidence and mastery.
      • In 1699, a significant milestone was reached when she was appointed as court painter to Count Wilhelm Moritz von Solms-Braunfels, marking growing international recognition.
      • Her career path wasn’t without interruption; family obligations occasionally called her back to Zurich, impacting the consistency of her artistic output.

      Notable Works and Style

      • Self-Portrait at the Age of Twelve (1691): A remarkable early work demonstrating precocious skill and self-assurance.
      • Waser’s style is characterized by its attention to detail, realism, and a human touch in her portraits. She excelled in miniature painting as well.
      • Her works often featured portraits of prominent individuals, reflecting her position within aristocratic circles.

      Influences and Artistic Context

      • Waser’s artistic development was influenced by both Johannes Sulzer and Joseph Werner, who provided her with foundational training in painting techniques.
      • She worked within the Baroque tradition, a style prevalent during the 17th and early 18th centuries, characterized by drama, rich colors, and detailed ornamentation.
      • The social context of the time presented challenges for female artists; Waser’s success was particularly noteworthy given these constraints.

      Legacy and Historical Significance

      • Anna Maria Waser's career broke societal conventions, paving the way for future generations of female artists in Switzerland.
      • Her work continues to be appreciated for its technical skill, authenticity, and insightful portrayal of her subjects.
      • Her paintings are featured in prominent collections such as the Kunsthaus Zürich, ensuring her place in Swiss art history.
      • Died: September 20, 1714.