99 Photographs

Highlights from the collection of the Fotostiftung Schweiz in Winterthur. Since 1971, the Fotostiftung Schweiz has been collecting archives of photographers and masterpieces of photographic history. Its 50th anniversary now gives rise to a curated look at this collection. Here, well-known icons stand next to unknown artists, pioneers of colour photography next to Netcam photographers. Photographers include: Guido Baselgia, Manuel Bauer, Hans Baumgartner, Werner Bischof, Kurt Blum, Marcel Bolomey, Walter Bosshard, Barnabas Bosshart, Marianne Breslauer, Emil Brunner, Balthasar Burkhard, Rene Burri, Francoise and Daniel Cartier, Kurt Caviezel, Pio Corradi, Jean-Luc Cramatte, Yvan Dalain, Barbara Davatz, Jules Decrauzat, Roberto Donetta, Gertrud Dubi-Muller, Hermann Eidenbenz, Ruth Erdt, Nicolas Faure, Gertrude Fehr, Wilhelm Felber, Hans Finsler, Robert Frank, Theo Frey, Jean Gaberell, Werner Gadliger, Karl Geiser, Georg Gerster, Philipp Giegel, Martin Glaus, Rob Gnant, Henriette Grindat, Yvonne Griss, Rene Groebli, Armin Haab, Ernst A. Heiniger, Hugo Paul Herdeg, Roger Humbert, Martin Hurlimann, Martin Imboden, Jean-Pascal Imsand, Monique Jacot and Hugo Jaeggi. AUTHOR: Peter Pfrunder is a literary and cultural scholar, has worked as an editor and author for the feature pages of various newspapers, and has headed the Fotostiftung Schweiz (Zurich/Winterthur) since 1998. He is the editor of numerous publications on Swiss photography. 99 illustrations