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Samuel Hirszenberg

Polish artist (1865-1908)

Born in Łódź. Died in Jerusalem.

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A life in paintings

Born 186518 dated paintingsDied 1908

21 works

2 without a public image, listed last

  • School of Talmudists
    School of Talmudists
    Samuel Hirszenberg
    1887 · National Museum in Kraków
  • Embroidererpl=Hafciarka
    Embroidererpl=Hafciarka
    Samuel Hirszenberg
    1893 · Museum of Art in Łódź
  • The Sabbath Rest
    The Sabbath Rest
    Samuel Hirszenberg
    1894
  • The Sabbath Rest
    The Sabbath Rest
    Samuel Hirszenberg
    1894 · Ben Uri Gallery
  • Q123469461
    Q123469461
    Samuel Hirszenberg
    1896
  • Head of a Jew
    Head of a Jew
    Samuel Hirszenberg
    c. 1900 · National Museum in Warsaw
  • Q123503449
    Q123503449
    Samuel Hirszenberg
    1902 · Polish Museum
  • Muse
    Muse
    Samuel Hirszenberg
    1903 · Muzeum Miasta Łodzi
  • Woman with Fruits [Fortune]
    Woman with Fruits [Fortune]
    Samuel Hirszenberg
    1903 · Muzeum Miasta Łodzi
  • Entrance [Rider on Background of the Town]
    Entrance [Rider on Background of the Town]
    Samuel Hirszenberg
    1903 · Muzeum Miasta Łodzi
  • Portrait of Madame Ettinger.
    Portrait of Madame Ettinger.
    Samuel Hirszenberg
    1903 · Musée d'Art et d'Histoire du Judaïsme
  • Farewell
    Farewell
    Samuel Hirszenberg
    1903 · Muzeum Miasta Łodzi
  • Shepherd Playing the Flute
    Shepherd Playing the Flute
    Samuel Hirszenberg
    1903 · Muzeum Miasta Łodzi
  • Q123516632
    Q123516632
    Samuel Hirszenberg
    1903 · Muzeum Miasta Łodzi
  • Exile
    Exile
    Samuel Hirszenberg
    1904
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