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Natan Korzen (1895 – 1941), Landscape from Kazimierz Dolny overlooking the synagogue, 1930s.
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Watercolor on paper depicting a view of the buildings on the northern corner of Little Market Square with a schematic female figure in the foreground. On the left is visible the southwestern facade of the synagogue with its characteristic broken roof. On the right is an extension of the synagogue, a wooden fence with a gate. Protruding from behind the fence are small trees (probably fruit trees) and a tiled roof (of the church?). Signed in the lower right corner “N. Root.”
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Additional information
| Weight | 3,5 kg |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 59 × 44,5 cm |
| Form |
Small-town landscape |
| Materiał |
Watercolor paper |
| Kolorystyka |
Blitz ,Green ,Red ,Ochra |
| Technika |
Plein air painting ,Watercolor |
| Czas powstania |
1930s |
| Era |
Interwar period |
| Kraj pochodzenia |
Poland |
| Autor |
Natan Korzen (1895-1941) |
| State of preservation |
Very good |
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