Copper and Its Meanderings: Perspectives on Jewish Metaloplastics in a Polish Context
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Data publikacji: 15.10.2019
Studia Judaica, 2019, Nr 1 (43), s. 49-79
https://doi.org/10.4467/24500100STJ.19.004.11231Autorzy
Copper and Its Meanderings: Perspectives on Jewish Metaloplastics in a Polish Context
Historic copper repoussé was advanced and rejuvenated by the work of Jewish artists in Poland in the period between the two world wars. Numerous metaloplastics exhibitions were held in Warsaw and Łódź, engendering interest in artistic circles and among critics. Through works from the Jewish metaloplastic art scene, copper reliefs by Marek Szwarc, Chaim Hanft, Józef Śliwniak, and Arieh Merzer, the author attempts to shed new light on these very significant modern expressions of Jewish-Polish interactions created with copper. In the context of Polish culture and the art scene, copper was also making its comment on the fragile and complicated contacts between Poles and Jews with its inner spiritual essence of unity and within its depths.
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Copper and Its Meanderings: Perspectives on Jewish Metaloplastics in a Polish Context
University of Haifa, Israel
Publikacja: 15.10.2019
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AngielskiLiczba wyświetleń: 1857
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