Albert Steiner

Albert Steiner was a Swiss photographer and painter born in 1877. He is considered one of the pioneers of modern photography in Switzerland and is known for his landscape and nature photography, as well as his architectural and industrial photography. Steiner's work is characterized by his use of sharp focus, strong contrast, and bold compositions. He also experimented with color photography, creating vivid images of alpine scenery. In addition to photography, Steiner was also an accomplished painter, working primarily in watercolor and producing works that reflected his love of nature and his interest in the relationship between man and the environment. Steiner died in 1965, but his legacy as a photographer and painter continues to influence Swiss art to this day.

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