Joachim Weingart, PARK LANDSCAPE

45,7 x 55,0cm - oil, canvas

Signed p.d. in red paint: Weingart



On the reverse, on the loom stickers, including on the crossbar an exhibition sticker (print, ink): Sujet: Paysage 10 [...] | Auteur: Weingart | No. 174



Joachim Weingart (Drohobych Ukraine 1895 - Auschwitz-Birkenau, Auschwitz 1942) was a painter associated with the École de Paris community. He completed grammar school in Lviv, then studied in Weimar and at the Academy of Fine Arts in Vienna. During World War I he stayed in Drohobych and Lviv. In 1923 he was in Berlin and studied in the studio of A. Archpenka. From 1925 he was in Paris; in 1926 he took part in the Salon of Independents, in 1929 he participated in the Exhibition of Polish Art at the Bonaparte Gallery. In 1932 he had a solo exhibition at the Jewish Society for the Promotion of Fine Arts in Warsaw. He painted figural compositions, nudes, landscapes, still lifes and paintings of Jewish subjects.