Asta 74 Parte 1 Art Books, Judaica, Vintage silver/Fashion Jewelry Silverware
25.5.21
Israele
 9 Leibowitsz street, Gedera

Gallery address: 9 Leibowitsz street, Gedera.


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LOTTO 48:

David Fram, Autograph on his book “Lider un poems”, Yiddish, Illus. Irma Stern, 1st ed ., 1931

Venduto per: $150
Prezzo iniziale:
$ 150
Commissione per la casa d'aste: 20% Maggiori dettagli
IVA: 17% Solo su commissione
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David Fram, Autograph on his book “Lider un poems”, Yiddish, Illus. Irma Stern, 1st ed ., 1931
David Fram, Autograph on his book “Lider un poems” (Songs and poems), Yiddish, Illus. Irma Stern, 1st ed ., 1931.
Cubist illustrations by Irma Stern,
David Fram Publishing Committee, Johanniesburg and Vilna, Poland.,
Self published in 1931, with his private mark, 288pp., size: 24 x 17 cm.
Illustrated with 7 full page paintings by Irma Stern, reproduced in black and white
Including her well know portrait of David Fram, the author.
Hard calico cover, binding started getting loose,
Part of book detached to couple of blocks,
Damping to upper edge of some pages, mainly to last pages,
light yellowing paper.
Weight: 660 gr.
Irma Stern (1894, Schweizer-Reneke, Transvaal – 23 August 1966, Cape Town, South Africa) was a major Jewish South African artist who achieved national and international recognition in her lifetime.
DAVID FRAM, (1903–1988), South African Yiddish poet. Born in Panevezys, Lithuania, he was a refugee with his parents in Russia during World War i, and returned to Lithuania in 1921. From 1923 he published poems in the Kaunas Yiddish press and in 1927 immigrated to South Africa, where he issued Lider un Poemes ("Songs and Poems, " Vilna, 1931), nostalgic idylls of Jewish life in Lithuania, as well as South African poems. His later poetry dealt with South African themes, but remained rooted in Lithuanian Jewish tradition: "All the major actors on the South African stage step boldly forward in Fram's verse" (Sherman). His writings are marked by a deep compassion for the underdog and a sensitive lyrical quality. Outstanding examples are two long 1947 poems, "Efsher" ("Perhaps"), largely autobiographical, and "Dos Letste Kapitl" ("The Last Chapter"), an elegy on his destroyed Lithuanian homeland. Between the wars, Fram was active in Yiddish cultural circles in Johannesburg, a contributor to all Yiddish publications in South Africa, and wrote the libretti for two Yiddish operettas staged in Johannesburg. His later verse is anthologized in A Shvalb oyfn Dakh ("A Swallow on the Roof, " 1984). Irma Stern (1894, Schweizer-Reneke, Transvaal – 23 August 1966, Cape Town, South Africa) was a major South African artist who achieved national and international recognition in her lifetime