Anton Räderscheidt
Camp Magliaso
The painter of the New Objectivity
1942-1943
On August 1, 1943 Ilse Salberg was allowed to visit Magliaso and made a photo report about the camp. The photos recovered show the work and life of the internees, a photographed picture painted by Räderscheidt that stood in the camp provides information about everyday life “The Home for the homeless “.
![Lager-Magliaso-1](https://www.raederscheidt.com/wp-content/uploads/Lager-Magliaso-1.jpg)
The intellectuals peeling potatoes, …
![Lager-Magliaso-4](https://www.raederscheidt.com/wp-content/uploads/Lager-Magliaso-4.jpg)
field work, …
![Lager-Magliaso-2](https://www.raederscheidt.com/wp-content/uploads/Lager-Magliaso-2.jpg)
for intellectual activity and …
![Lager-Magliaso-3](https://www.raederscheidt.com/wp-content/uploads/Lager-Magliaso-3.jpg)
the feast on August 1, 1943.
![Lager-Magliaso-Bild-AR](https://www.raederscheidt.com/wp-content/uploads/Lager-Magliaso-Bild-AR.jpg)
The camp poster was painted by Anton Räderscheidt. An intern poses as Willhelm Tell.
![1940-Magliaso](https://www.raederscheidt.com/wp-content/uploads/1940-Magliaso.jpg)
Portrait Hanspeter Isenegger, Son of the family who ran the Magliaso camp with his half-sister Sonja Huez.
![Lagerbild-Schweiz](https://www.raederscheidt.com/wp-content/uploads/Lagerbild-Schweiz.jpg)
Lagerkommandant Kohler with a Portrait by Anton Räderscheidt
![Lagerbild-Schweiz-Orginal](https://www.raederscheidt.com/wp-content/uploads/Lagerbild-Schweiz-Orginal.jpg)