In the Bernese Seeland, slightly set back from the road and elevated, stands a stately farmhouse with a broad, low-pitched tiled roof. Albert Anker was born here on 1.

In the Bernese Seeland, slightly set back from the road and elevated, stands a stately farmhouse with a broad, low-pitched tiled roof. This is where Albert Anker was born on April 1, 1831, where he spent most of his life and where he died in 1910 at the age of 79. The painting studio that Albert Anker had built into his house above the Gaden is unique in its kind and has been preserved almost unchanged to this day. The workroom conveys much of the artistic spirit and taste of the late 19th century. With its special atmosphere, the studio is probably the only one from that period to have largely preserved its original furnishings - making it seem as if the master would return to his easel at any moment.


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