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

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Sorry, Ebershteyns <! - ~ 1 ~ ->

[Sergey11]

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

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Ebershteyns

Hary Ebershteyns.
You need to Latvia of its offer.

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(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.

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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 .

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Сообщение от Cyril Syzransky

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 wife of the artist - 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 .

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

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 ~ ->

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I really liked the work, during the heyday of Art Deco.

Me too.

[Wladzislaw]

Сообщение от Cyril Syzransky

Pole from Kiev Kazimir Malevich - our

In general, a sort of Kazimir Malevich Ukrainian origin.

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Сообщение от Wladzislaw; 2610511"

Generally, a sort of Kazimir Malevich Ukrainian origin.

Maybe, but the parents of Malevich to the records in the book of the matrimonial Catholic church of St. Alexander in Kiev were married the nobleman Volyn province Zhytomyr Severin county and Ludwig (from Galinovsky) Malevich, and repeated that their son Casimir was born in Kiev in 1879 .
His godparents were Boleslav Malevich, Severin brother and his sister Maria Orzhekhovskaya.
It is believed that such documents are extremely accurate, and their present analysis excludes the possibility of any error.

Historians believe that the sort of Malevich dates back to the XVII century, when the name was first mentioned in documents in their noble ancestors. Heraldic archive points to the origin of the gentry family, which was the emblem griffin. Anthony Malevich, Kazimir grandfather, lived in the beginning of the XIX century in the village next to the turbo Berdichev.
After his sons Polycarp and Lucian took part in the Polish uprising of 1863-1864, part of the property owned by Malevich, was confiscated.
The artist's father was born Severin also Turbove and was baptized in the Roman Catholic church. In Kiev after the loss of the land, he moved to the end of the 1860s. and earned a spot on the sugar refining plant manager. However noble origin for their children Severin Malevich was not able to confirm.

The family has kept the tradition of Polish as thanks to his father, who moved in the circles of the Polish colleagues in saharovarnyah, and through his mother - Ludwik, was interested in Polish literature and write in Polish. In their house spoke Polish. Although some questionnaires 1920s in the "nationality" Malevich wrote: Ukrainian.

Rhode Lermontov came from Scotland, and Pushkin's great-grandfather was an Ethiopian, but they were Russian poets. <! - ~ 1 ~ ->