Poland. 1891 - 1951
Sculpture
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1899 - 1944 Auschwitz. Known for: Post-Impressionism, Cubism, watercolors, graphics, woodcuts.
Jacques Gotko was a Belarusian painter of Jewish origin who studied architecture and scenography at the École des Beaux-Arts in Paris. His period of recognition and creative prosperity was... Read full biography
Jacques Gotko was a Belarusian painter of Jewish origin who studied architecture and scenography at the École des Beaux-Arts in Paris. His period of recognition and creative prosperity was interrupted by his arrest in 1941 due to persecution of people of Jewish origin in France. Gotko was... Read full biography
Jacques Gotko was a Belarusian painter of Jewish origin who studied architecture and scenography at the École des Beaux-Arts in Paris. His period of recognition and creative prosperity was interrupted by his arrest in 1941 due to persecution of people of Jewish origin in France. Gotko was transported to the camp in Compiegne, where his studio and paintings were destroyed. He continued to create during his stay in the camp, producing watercolors, graphics, and woodcuts. In September 1942, he was... Read full biography
Jacques Gotko was a Belarusian painter of Jewish origin who studied architecture and scenography at the École des Beaux-Arts in Paris. His period of recognition and creative prosperity was interrupted by his arrest in 1941 due to persecution of people of Jewish origin in France. Gotko was transported to the camp in Compiegne, where his studio and paintings were destroyed. He continued to create during his stay in the camp, producing watercolors, graphics, and woodcuts. In September 1942, he was transported to the Drancy camp and witnessed his mother and sister being sent to Auschwitz for transport. He was soon transported there himself, where he died of typhus in 1944. Gotko's work is a blend of post-impressionist and cubist styles, and... Read full biography
Jacques Gotko was a Belarusian painter of Jewish origin who studied architecture and scenography at the École des Beaux-Arts in Paris. His period of recognition and creative prosperity was interrupted by his arrest in 1941 due to persecution of people of Jewish origin in France. Gotko was transported to the camp in Compiegne, where his studio and paintings were destroyed. He continued to create during his stay in the camp, producing watercolors, graphics, and woodcuts. In September 1942, he was transported to the Drancy camp and witnessed his mother and sister being sent to Auschwitz for transport. He was soon transported there himself, where he died of typhus in 1944. Gotko's work is a blend of post-impressionist and cubist styles, and his artwork includes watercolors, graphics, and woodcuts.
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Camp de Compiègne, déambulations
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Camp de Compiègne, trois groupes de personnes
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Portrait, nude figure and landscape painting, pencil drawing
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Painting
Russian Federation, France. 1891 - 1973
Painting, sculpture
Ukraine, France. 1867 - 1933
Figure, landscape, still life paintings
Russian Federation, France, Ukraine. 1891 - 1977
Cubist painting, still life objects, graphics, stage design
Russian Federation, France. 1899 - 1979
Painting
Poland, Germany. 1895 - 1942
Abstract figure and floral still-life painting, nude female
Poland. 1894 - 1963
Portrait, figure, allegorical paintings
France. 1865 - 1953
Symbolist, art nouveau figure and portrait painting, sculpture, ceramics
France, Poland, Ukraine. 1880 - 1937
Post-impressionist painting, illustration, prints
Ukraine, Austria, France. 1881 - 1976
Landscape and idyllic figure painting
France. 1899 - 1974
Painting
Israel, Ukraine. 1899 - 1981
Painting
Europe, Russian Federation, Ukraine, France. 1889 - 1942
Female figure painting, nude
Ukraine, Russian Federation, France. 1903 - 1986
Expressive floral still life, landscape and portrait painting
United States, Russian Federation. 1897 - 1935
Figure, landscape, Jewish life
France. 1871 - 1961
Impressionist and orientalist painting, decorative art
Latvia. 1903 - 1970
Cubist and representational elements in his artwork
France. 1894 - 1953
Painting
Poland. 1894 - 1967
Painting
Germany, France. 1899 - 1981
Painting and sculpture
France, Ukraine. 1898 - 1978
Avant-garde, abstract painting
Poland, France. 1884 - 1926
Stylized figurative painting, idyllic compositions, and contributions to the École de Paris
Illinois / Poland, France. 1883 - 1934
Portrait, figure, genre paintings, Biblical and Jewish themes, graphics
New York / Poland. 1897 - 1960
Modernist female portrait, child figure and still life painting
France, Ukraine, Russian Federation. 1895 - 1978
Abstract expression painting, still life and village scenes
Ukraine, France, Russian Federation. 1898 - 1931
Landscape, portrait and still life abstract painting
Poland, France. 1930 - 1999
Painting and sculpture
Russian Federation. 1888 - 1975
Abstract, cubist and non-objective painting
France, Ukraine. 1883 - 1977
Modernist seascape and landscape painting
United States, France. 1899 - 1979
Landscape, figure, and still-life painting, murals, tapestry cartoons