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© Center for Jewish Art, Photographer: Radovan, Zev, 02.1994
A big black inscription "Ashkenazim v Auschwitz!" [Ashkenazim to Auschwitz!] executed in black Indian ink is written against a background of yellowish wall-paper with bunch of flowers.
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Ashkenazim to Auschwitz! | Unknown
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1982
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Wall-paper, Indian ink with wide brush
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410 mm
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Hebrew Numeration
Blank Leaves
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Façade (main)
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Signature
Signature in LR. Michail Grobman, in cursive Latin letters; "Ashkenazim v Auschwitz!" [Ashkenazim to Auschwitz!] polygrage 41x70, 4 maya [May] 1982, no 2516, in cursive Cyrillic letters; Michail Grobman, in cursive Hebrew letters; pen, Indian ink
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Summary and Remarks
The picture postmodernist grotesque interpretation of problem concerning relations between Ashkenazi and Sephardi Jews in Israel. It excited indignant reaction in Israel society. "Polygrage" is the term of the artist. It represents use of printed production in combination with inscriptions, signs and others commentaries of the artist.
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History/Provenance
Painted in Israel. Exhibited: 1982 - Jerusalem, House of artists
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| M.G. 5.1994
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