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ЛОТ 134:
Arthur Kolnik 5 Indian Ink drawings ‘Hasidic Jews’ signed
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350
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Arthur Kolnik Jewish French artist, 5 Indian Ink drawings on paper‘Hasidic Jews’ signed, 1950s
Some foxing stains, yellow/ brown paper
1. “YOUNG HASIDIC JEW”
NOT SIGNED
THE DRAWING COMES FROM THE COLLECTION WITH OTHER SIGNED DRAWINGS,
ATTRIBUTED AS WORK OF KOLNIK.
SIZE: 16 x 12.4 cm.
2. "TWO HASIDIC JEWS", SIGNED,
DIMENSIONS OF DRAWING: 19 x 14 cm.
3. "THREE HASIDIC JEWS", SIGNED,
SIZE: 18 x 15.2 cm.
4. "CANDLE LIGHTING ", SIGNED
DIMENSIONS OF DRAWING: 19.2 x 14 cm.
5. “SHABBAT DINNER”
DIMENSIONS OF DRAWING: 19 x 14.5 cm.
Arthur Kolnik (1890-1972), French painter & printmaker. Born in Galicia. Studied at the School of Fine Arts in Cracow. In 1921 he had a joint exhibition with Reuven Rubin in the U.S.A, under the sponsorship of Prince Bibesco, the Rumanian Minister. Kolnik returned to Czernowitz, where he created woodcuts. In 1931 he settled in Paris. As a printmaker & painter, Kolnik depicts the Ghetto dwellers of Eastern Europe.
Jewelry: Necklaces
