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1938 - 1997. Known for: Drawing, engraving, sculpture, theater sets, press cartoons, photography, cinema, and literature. Scathing humor and absurdity of horror in his artwork..
Roland Topor was a Polish Jewish immigrant artist born to Abram Topor, a painter and sculptor. He was forced to become a shoemaker but went on to become a prolific and versatile artist in various... Read full biography
Roland Topor was a Polish Jewish immigrant artist born to Abram Topor, a painter and sculptor. He was forced to become a shoemaker but went on to become a prolific and versatile artist in various media such as drawing, engraving, sculpture, theater sets, press cartoons, photography, cinema, and... Read full biography
Roland Topor was a Polish Jewish immigrant artist born to Abram Topor, a painter and sculptor. He was forced to become a shoemaker but went on to become a prolific and versatile artist in various media such as drawing, engraving, sculpture, theater sets, press cartoons, photography, cinema, and literature. He was known for his acerbic pen that played with the absurdity of horror, and his drawings were full of scathing humor and original graphics
Roland Topor was a Polish Jewish immigrant artist born to Abram Topor, a painter and sculptor. He was forced to become a shoemaker but went on to become a prolific and versatile artist in various media such as drawing, engraving, sculpture, theater sets, press cartoons, photography, cinema, and literature. He was known for his acerbic pen that played with the absurdity of horror, and his drawings were full of scathing humor and original graphics
Roland Topor was a Polish Jewish immigrant artist born to Abram Topor, a painter and sculptor. He was forced to become a shoemaker but went on to become a prolific and versatile artist in various media such as drawing, engraving, sculpture, theater sets, press cartoons, photography, cinema, and literature. He was known for his acerbic pen that played with the absurdity of horror, and his drawings were full of scathing humor and original graphics