Max Gubler (1898-1973) was regarded as the exceptional talent of Swiss painting. His work reflects a continuity free from the burden of political catastrophes, spanning from Expressionism and New Objectivity around 1919 to the painstakingly developed images of his previously unknown final phase from 1957 to 1961. The release of his long-hidden late works now allows for a truly comprehensive retrospective for the first time. Rooted in his artistically active family, this monograph traces Max Gubler's creative journey through approximately 100 selected works. On one hand, it explores the chronology of his artistic development; on the other, it highlights the fundamental thematic areas, focusing on the motifs that Gubler tirelessly and serially developed over decades: figure paintings, landscapes, and self-portraits.