Issued in conjunction with several 1994-1995 exhibitions of artwork by Swiss artist Jean-Frederic Schnyder (b. 1945). Schyder is known for his eclectic style, embracing naturalism, realism, kitsch, abstract, folk, popular and outsider art. This exhibition catalogue includes essays by Jean-Christophe Ammann, Toni Gerber, Maureen Sherlock, and Matthew Singer, and an artist interview conducted by Josef Helfenstein. Includes exhibitions history and bibliography, as well as many small-sized examples of Schnyder's work.