Category:Heinrich Danioth

**Heinrich Danioth**
	Swiss artist (1896-1953)
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Date of birth	1 May 1896; Altdorf
Date of death	3 November 1953; Flüelen
Country of citizenship	Switzerland;
Occupation	painter;
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Deutsch: Heinrich Danioth (* 1. Mai 1896 in Altdorf; † 3. November 1953 in Flüelen) war ein Schweizer Maler und Dichter.

Werke im öffentlichen Raum: "Fundamentum", Wandbild am Bundesbriefmuseum in Schwyz SZ (1936); "Weinlese", am Volg-Gebäude in Winterthur ZH (1943); "Föhnnacht", Wandbild im Bahnhof Flüelen UR, ehemaligen Warteraum (1944); Sgraffito "Die vier Jahreszeiten" am Gebäude der Eidgenössische Alkoholverwaltung in Bern (1949); Engel, Wandbild in einer Nische im Friedhof Altdorf UR; "Teufel und Ziegenbock", Felswandbild in der Schöllenenschlucht UR (1950).