The Meinrad Burch-Korrodi and Hedwig Maria Burch-Wyser Foundation made the gold and silversmith's works from the Zurich studio accessible to the public.

The Meinrad Burch-Korrodi and Hedwig Maria Burch-Wyser Foundation made the gold and silversmith's work from the Zurich studio accessible to the public. To this end, a room in the basement of the Department of Education and Culture was transformed into a veritable "treasure trove". In the multivision show and with attractively presented and staged objects from the Burch-Korrodi collection, the career and work of the most important Swiss goldsmith of the 20th century are brought back to life. Burch-Korrodi's life's work also includes his collecting activities. He amassed a unique collection of Obwalden and Central Swiss art and cultural assets. These include prints and historical photographs of Central Switzerland, especially of Obwalden, the portrait collection of the Obwalden painter Franz Andreas Heymann (1798-1873) as well as landscape paintings and woodcuts by Giuseppe Haas-Triverio (1889-1963).


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