50,0 x 61,0cm - oil, canvas
on the reverse: Flowers
on the g. strip of the loom, inscription in g.: J.D. KIRSZENBAUM [F corrected to R] next to two stickers:
information about the artist and the origin of the painting from the artist's studio in French [print].
card with handwritten inscription longhand in French: J.D. KIRSZENBAUM and information about an exhibition at Galerie Karl Flinker in Paris in 1962
on the middle strip of the loom a Nouveau Drouot auction sticker from 1987, on the left strip a sticker with an inscription: Brandt
The painting is framed.
Dawid Jecheskiel Kirszenbaum (Staszow 1900 - Paris 1954) - painter associated with the École de Paris community. From 1923 he studied in Weimar at the Bauhaus (with Wassily Kandinsky and Paul Klee). From 1925 he stayed in Berlin, and in 1933 he settled permanently in Paris. After the war, he traveled extensively, including to Italy and Morocco. He exhibited in Weimar, Stockholm, Paris and Berlin. He painted figural compositions related to Jewish folklore and biblical scenes. He was also involved in book illustration.
