Seymour rosofsky biography of barack

  • Seymour ROSOFSKY was born in Seymour married Ms. ROSOFSKY (born RAWSON).
  • Drawings by Seymour Rosofsky, exhibition; biography note, SAIC alumnus and professor, member of the Superior Street Gallery October 26, Edward.
  • The following oral history transcript is the result of a recorded interview with Art Green on September ,.

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    Apart from Jabès, there are three writers in particular, all addressing the Shoah in various ways, who inspired Petlin in the s. In he exhibited the 21 pastels, each based on a different chemical element, of a series related to The Periodic Table () by Primo Levi, the Jewish Italian chemist-turned-writer interred at Auschwitz, who died in (Petlin was on his way to Turin to create portraits of Levi when he learned of his apparent suicide.) Just as, in the stories of The Periodic Table, Levi related the suffering he endured through the metaphor of chemistry, so Petlin’s “elements,” often showing human figures in desolate landscapes, avoid specificity. Petlin dedicated exhibitions of paintings in at Krugier in Geneva and at Kent Gallery in New York to the Polish writer, painter and literary critic Bruno Schulz, killed by the Nazis in Schulz’s stories about the village of Drhobycz, where reason and madness are fused, inform Petlin’s trembling tre

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    AIC Morton Wing, plan for construction, approved by benefactor Mr. Sterling Morton and AIC Trustees; Shaw Metz and Associates, Architects 42

    January 9,

    Misch Kohn Retrospective, comments, professor of Illinois Institute of Technology (IIT) 43

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    The 41st Annual exhibition of The Joseph Winterbotham Collection 44

    January 27,

    AIC acquisitions: Pierre Bonnard’s Ma Maison a Vernon, gift of Mr. Grant Pick; Andre Derain’s Cagnes, made possible through Worcester Sketch Fund; Antoine Watteau’s The Dreamer, purchased through Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Coburn Fund; Henry Moore’s Reclining Figure, gift of Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Maremont, exhibited at the head of the Grand Staircase; Joan Miro’s ceramic sculpture, and Zoltan Kemeny’s Petit Soir Le Matin, both acquired through Wirt D. Walker Fund; Jac

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    Oral history interview with Ted Halkin, July August 17

    Transcript

    Preface

    The following oral history transcript is the result of a recorded interview with Theodore (Ted) Halkin on July 29 and August The interview took place at Halkin's home in Evanston, Ill. and was conducted bygd Lanny Silverman for the Archives of American Art, Smithsonian Institution. This interview is part of the Archives of American Art's Chicago Art and Artists: Oral History Project.

    Theodore Halkin and Sylvia Halkin, his daughter, have reviewed the transcript. Their corrections and emendations appear below in brackets with initials. This transcript has been lightly edited for readability by the Archives of American Art. The reader should bära in mind that they are reading a transcript of spoken, rather than written, prose.

    Interview

    LANNY SILVERMAN: Hello, it's been a while. This fryst vatten Lanny Silverman for the Smithsonian Institution's Archives of American Art. I'm here at Theodore Halkin's house. It's J