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LOT 263:
Anatoli Kaplan by B. Suris, color & b/w illustr., 1972, 1st ed., in Russian, Leningrad
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Anatoly L'Vovich Kaplan by Boris Davuidovich Suris
ANATOLIJ L'VOVIC KAPLAN: OCHERK TVORCHESTVA
Leningrad; "chudoznik RSFSR", 1972. Original Cloth. 8vo. 239 pages. 24 cm. First edition. In Russian. Anatoly Lvovich Kaplan; Sketch of the Artist. Summary in English: pp. 234-236. Pages 83 to 232 consists entirely of illustrations (many in color) from the artists work over the period 1928-1969. Frontispiece portrait of Anatoli Lvovich Kaplan.
Bound in purple cloth, attractive jacket, decorative endpages; housed in box as issued.
Good condition, light discoloring to DJ, wear to box.
ANATOLY KAPLAN (1902 -1980) Russian draftsman and lithographer. Kaplan studied at the Leningrad Academy from 1921 to 1927 and then he worked as a stage designer for ten years. He became a member of the Union of Soviet Artists in 1939 and his work was regularly shown in Russia. In 1941 he was commissioned to arrange the Jewish exhibit in the Leningrad Ethnological Museum. Kaplan started doing lithographs in 1937. His prints are inspired by Jewish tradition and Russian folklore. An emphasis on decorative elements imbues many of his works with a fairy tale quality. Kaplan drew illustrations to Shalom Aleichem's Kasrilovka, The Bewitched Tailor; and Tevye the Milkman) . The series 'Views of Leningrad' (1946) , executed during the days of the blockade, were acquired by many Russian museums. He also created lithographs for Song of Songs, Yiddish Folk Songs, and The Little Goat. Kaplan, even at this late date, caught the atmosphere of the Jewish shtetl with simplicity and humor and succeeded in conveying the poetic mood of the literary sources.
