The fourth generation of the Wolfensberger family is now managing the Graphische Anstalt. Pioneering accomplishment, superior workmanship and a firm commitment to art are the pillars of this family company with a long and respected tradition.

1901		Johann Edwin Wolfensberger (1873 – 1944), a lithographer, takes over the print shop in Zurich, which soon becomes a meeting point of artists throughout the region.
1909		Construction of the new print shop „outside town“ on Bederstrasse. Moving into this new building ushers in the era of the new F4 format (world format) for billboards in Switzerland, artistic tourism billboards, art reproductions and exhibitions of contemporary artists in the same building.
1956		Begin offset printing, soon becoming a specialist for color printing and gold bronzing.
1985		Acquisition of the building at Birmensdorf-Zurich with the goal of moving to a new location; production at two locations.
2005		Reconstruction at Birmensdorf and intensified transfer to this location.
2006		Complete transfer of offset printing to Birmensdorf.