| Eduard Imhof not only cartographed and drew the mountains, but also modeled them. The three relief models he made are on permanent display at the Swiss Alpine Museum in Bern, in the Naturwissenschaftlichen Sammlungen of the city of Winterthur and in
the ETH-Hönggerberg (HIL-Gebäude). |
Windgälle 1:2 000
(Canton of Uri)
Modeled by Eduard Imhof 1937-1939. Section.
Measurements: 310 x 165 x 110 cm.
(Imhof, Eduard O 4) |
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Grosse Windgälle 1:2 000
Modeled by Eduard Imhof 1937-1939. Section.
(Imhof, Eduard N 2) |
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Grosse Windgälle 1:2 000
Modeled by Eduard Imhof 1937-1939. Section.
(Imhof, Eduard N 3) |
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Bietschhorn 1:2 000
(Canton of Valais)
1938-1939. Modeled by Eduard Imhof and his students of topography. Measurements: 170 x 140 x 90 cm.
(Imhof, Eduard O 9) |
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Mürtschenstock 1:10 000
(Canton of Glarus)
Relief model. Measurements: 45 x 29 x 17 cm. 1920-1922.
(Imhof, Eduard O 3) |
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Mürtschenstock. Rock study.
Pen drawing, ink on pergamin.
December 3, 1923. 35 x 21 cm.
(Imhof, Eduard I 4)
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Isohypses and a pair of stereo photographs of the Windgälle.
Bases for the modeling of the relief.
(Imhof, Eduard O 5) |
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Eduard Imhof, manuscript of a lecture about relief modeling given on June 22, 1978, p. 6.
Handwriting in his later years. Ballpoint pen. 29 x 21 cm.
(Imhof, Eduard O 6) |
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Making of a relief model.
Making of the original model.
Pen-and-ink drawing and crayons.
29 x 21 cm.
(Imhof, Eduard O 7) |
Making of a relief model.
From the original model to the display model.
Pen-and-ink drawing and crayons.
29 x 21 cm. (Imhof, Eduard O 8) |
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