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MYTHS OF THE ORIENT, ZIONISM AND ISRAEL IN THE PAINTING OF ADOLF BERMAN (1876-1943)
Tarnowska, Magdalena
通讯作者Tarnowska, M (corresponding author), Uniwersytet Kardynala Stefana Wyszynskiego, Warsaw, Poland.
来源期刊KWARTALNIK HISTORII ZYDOW-JEWISH HISTORY QUARTERLY
ISSN1899-3044
出版年2015
期号1页码:110-122
英文摘要Adolf Berman (Behrman) was an artist active in Lodz, who became famous for his paintings made during a trip to Africa (before 1911) and the Near East. In Palestine, where he stayed in 1924-1929, he taught art at the Bezalel Academy of Art and Design in Jerusalem. Meanwhile, he created 270 paintings. He lived in Morocco in the years 1932-1935. Some of his works are in the collections of the Jewish History Institute, Historical Museum in Krakow and other European and Israeli collections. Recently his paintings have been showing up in auction houses in Poland. Berman was a representative of the generation of Jewish artists who started their career at the beginning of 20(th) century. While demonstrating a strong attachment to the Polish culture, they at the same time valued their origins and were active supporters of the idea of the rebirth of Israel as an independent country; still, Berman's own outlook on Zionism remains unknown due to lack of appropriate sources. Palestine was to him a special place, where, as he claimed, you could develop undisturbed. He also took part in an exhibition of Jewish art organised by the Tel Aviv publicity in 1921, and in the Bezalel exhibition in New York, in 1926. He remained under a strong influence of Zygmunt Bromberg-Bytkowski, a Zionist activist and an art critic, editor of the Tel Aviv magazine and the president of Musical and Literary Society Hazomir. Zionist ideas were salient in Behrman's work, but it was the Orient that was the true object of his fascination. He painted mystical desert landscapes, Arabian towns, and genre scenes. He even created a Self-portrait in Arabic Attire. His paintings, which carry Zionist symbolism, such as Zechariah's Tomb, Absalom's Tomb, The Western Wall, or historical paintings of Israel, clearly bear an imprint of the Romantic vision of the East. In his unique art, Berman somehow managed to achieve the impossible: combine Orientalism with Zionistic ideas.
英文关键词Adolf Berman Palestine Bezalel Academy of Art and Design Jerusalem Zionist iconography Jewish painting Oriental painting
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语种英语
收录类别AHCI
WOS记录号WOS:000209932000007
WOS类目History
WOS研究方向History
资源类型期刊论文
条目标识符http://119.78.100.177/qdio/handle/2XILL650/361499
作者单位[Tarnowska, Magdalena] Uniwersytet Kardynala Stefana Wyszynskiego, Warsaw, Poland
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Tarnowska, Magdalena. MYTHS OF THE ORIENT, ZIONISM AND ISRAEL IN THE PAINTING OF ADOLF BERMAN (1876-1943)[J],2015(1):110-122.
APA Tarnowska, Magdalena.(2015).MYTHS OF THE ORIENT, ZIONISM AND ISRAEL IN THE PAINTING OF ADOLF BERMAN (1876-1943).KWARTALNIK HISTORII ZYDOW-JEWISH HISTORY QUARTERLY(1),110-122.
MLA Tarnowska, Magdalena."MYTHS OF THE ORIENT, ZIONISM AND ISRAEL IN THE PAINTING OF ADOLF BERMAN (1876-1943)".KWARTALNIK HISTORII ZYDOW-JEWISH HISTORY QUARTERLY .1(2015):110-122.
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