Isaac Lichtenstein Born Łódź, Congress Kingdom of Poland, Russian Empire (now Poland) | Died New York, USA, 1888-1981
The Blind Fiddler
olej na płótnie
89 x 63
(verso): Lichtenstein 1924
1987-220
@Isaac Lichtenstein estate
Zdjęcie: Bridgeman images
The Blind Fiddler combines traditional folk iconography with an angular style clearly influenced by Cubism, revealing the importance of Lichtenstein’s experience as part of the École de Paris. The fiddler...
The Blind Fiddler combines traditional folk iconography with an angular style clearly influenced by Cubism, revealing the importance of Lichtenstein’s experience as part of the École de Paris. The fiddler (a popular motif in the work of Chagall) is here paired with a child, and stands in front of a colourful urban cityscape, which recalls the Orphism of Sonia and Robert Delaunay.
Provenance
purchased 1925Literatura
Rachel Dickson ed., From Adler to Zuławski: A Century of Polish Artists in Britain (London: Ben Uri Research Unit, 2020) p. 47.; Walter Schwabe and Julia Weiner, eds., Jewish Artists: the Ben Uri Collection - Paintings, Drawings, Prints and Sculpture (London: Ben Uri Art Society in association with Lund Humphries Publishers Ltd, 1994), p. 69.Powiązani artyści
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