Harijs Ebershteyns, Portet ladies
 

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If anyone has access to the artifact in 2 work has been exhibited.

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116.5 x 92.5 cm, oil on canvas

Sorry, Ebershteyns <! - ~ 1 ~ ->

good Jewish artist painted a nice Jewish lady <! - ~ 7 ~ ->

Hary Ebershteyns.
You need to Latvia of its offer.

(1906-1964)

He spent his childhood in St. Petersburg

In 1920 the family returned to Latvia.

In 1932 graduated from the Royal Academy of Brussels with a gold medal.

In 1944 he emigrated to Germany.

In 1950 in Venezuela.


Not only that ties with Latvia, except for origin and a small length of time.

Little, but he was considered in Liepaja and its museum of his paintings have received as a gift from a private memorial museum Ludisa Berzins , who , in turn, in 1993 and 1994, the memorial museum Ludisa Berzins gave the artist's wife - Irene Ebershteyna .

Of course , all great - ours, not great - not ours ...

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I loved the work , during the heyday of Art Deco .

Of course.
Pole from Kiev Kazimir Malevich - ours, a Jew from Daugavpilsya Marcus Rothkowitz - ours, a Jew from the Belarusian town Śmiłavičy Chaim Soutine - ours and so on and so forth <! - ~ 1 ~ ->

Me too.

This is a very-very end of 30th ( 1937-40 years), and most likely post-war period (such as 1945 - the beginning of 1950 . ) .
Technically difficult to imagine that it was written during the war on the grounds that it was not up to it .

Most likely lady Austrian -German origin ( in PM Baltic residents with German roots ) . This is not art deco , art deco from here only perfume <! - ~ 1 ~ -> .

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With a name and a name to return to Germany in 1944 ? Hard to believe , but the Germans in Venezuela - believe it. Harry Ebershteyn , normal name with German roots .

I recommend , to clarify his biography.

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You're wrong ( twice).

Ebershteyn /Eberstein - Old Count's kind of Swabia and Baden.

Hary /Harijs - common name for Latvians.