Jacob Pins, Blind People (from 'Ten Woodcuts')

woodcut on paper

33.4 x 22.8

2002-57a-i

'Blind People', one of Pins' woodcuts which shows most strongly the influence of German Expressionism, was originally created in 1968, then printed as illustration no. 1 in the book 'Ten...

'Blind People', one of Pins' woodcuts which shows most strongly the influence of German Expressionism, was originally created in 1968, then printed as illustration no. 1 in the book 'Ten Woodcuts', published in 1972 by Lion the Printer in Tel Aviv, Israel, with a foreword by Elisheva Cohen, Chief Curator of the Israel Museum.

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Presented by Marcel Schajer in memory of his late aunt Mona Woislawski

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Jacob Pins 1917-2005

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