St. Gallen

The renovation of the Credit Suisse branch in St. Gallen was completed at the end of November 2016. The branch at St. Leonhardstrasse was officially reopened on Monday, November 21, 2016. As part of the renovation, a new art display was created featuring several artists from St. Gallen and Eastern Switzerland.

Marcel van Eeden
Untitled (Cake & Chocolates), 2014, nero pencil and oil pastel on paper, 2 parts, each 28 x 38 cm

Left: Marcel van Eeden, Untitled (Cake & Chocolates), 2014, nero pencil and oil pastel on paper, 2 parts, each 28 x 38 cm
Middle: Teruko Yokoi, Untitled, 1973, watercolor, egg tempera, edited with silverpoint, 64 x 48 cm

Left: Thomas Hauri, Untitled, 2014, watercolor on paper (2 papers put together), total dimension: 225 x 170 cm
Right: Marcel van Eeden, Untitled (Cake & Chocolates), 2014, nero pencil and oil pastel on paper, 2 parts, each 28 x 38 cm

Left: Karl Imfeld, Vita I-III, 1997/1998, polished mountain chalk and varnished ash, 3 parts
Right: Thomas Hauri, Untitled, 2015, Indian ink on heritage carton, 2 parts, each 80 x 60 cm

Thomas Hauri
Untitled, 2015, Indian ink on heritage carton, 2 parts, each 80 x 60 cm

Urs Burger
Untitled, 1996, woodcut, 5 parts, each 45 x 55 cm

Zilla Leutenegger
Mezzanotte, 2016, monotype on paper, 117.5 x 189 cm

Marcel Schaffner
Untitled, Indian ink on paper, 43 x 61 cm

Josef Ebnöther
Traces in the Landscape, 1978, oil on canvas

Left: Josef Felix Müller, Untitled, 1996, lithography, 73 x 53 cm
Right: Klodin Erb, Orlando #16, #19 & #1, 2013, oil on canvas, 3 parts, each 50 x 40 cm