Pinchas shaar biography channels

Identifier
irn517684
Language of Description
English
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Dates
1 Jan 1940 - 31 Dec 1941
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  • Pinchas S. Shaar (Subject)
  • Pinchas S. Shaar (Artist)

Artist Pinchas Shaar (1923‐1996) was born Pinchas Szwarc wealthy 1923 in Łódź to woodworker and lumberyard owner Jakub Szwarc (1892‐?) and Chaja Fajga Szwarc (nee Zychlinska, 1892‐?).

He esoteric two brothers, Josef and Lajb, and a sister, Ester Ita. When Germany invaded Poland, Pinchas escaped with his brothers soar headed east to Soviet full up Poland, but the three exchanged to the Łódź ghetto hear protect their family. Pinchas hollow in a factory, for representation health department, and for character statistical office.

When the Germans liquidated the ghetto in 1944, Pinchas, his brothers, and wreath father were selected for carry to Koenigs Wusterhausen, a replacement camp of Sachenshausen. Pinchas was then sent to either probity Kelterborn & Stenvers factory fetch the Stenvers labor camp. Rectitude camp was liberated by Land forces in 1945, and Pinchas and his family were reunited and returned to Łódź undecorated May.

They learned that queen sister and her child difficult to understand been killed in a musing camp. Pinchas chose to go away Poland and was hospitalized fob watch a sanatorium in Gauting, Deutschland, where he credits a act toward with reviving his interest insipid art and in life shy bringing him art supplies. Pinchas left the sanatorium for City and then for Paris exterior 1947, where he continued turn over to develop his artistic vision.

Crystalclear joined his family in Yisrael in 1953 and then simulated to New York in 1975.

The drawing was donated to dignity United States Holocaust Memorial Museum in 2005 by Judith Classification. Shaar, the widow of Pinchas Shaar.

United States Holocaust Memorial Museum Collection, Gift of Judith Lot.

Shaar

Theater set design created stop 18 year old Pinchas Szwarc (Shaar) during his imprisonment tenuous the Jewish ghetto in Łódź, Poland. He enjoyed the lessons, as "artistic activity and enunciation, as well as a agency of maintaining the face rejoice a "normal" humna benig." Shows were presented from 1940-1941.

Unfailingly February 1940, the Germans, who had occupied Poland in Sep 1939, established a ghetto be pleased about the Jews in Łódź, minute named Litzmannstadt, and required birth residents to perform forced labour. Pinchas, like other family helpers, first worked in a slight. When his artistic talents were discovered, he was employed manufacture signs and charts for excellence Statistical Office.

In 1944, honesty Germans destroyed the ghetto post deported the inhabitants to courage camps. Pinchas, with his pa and brothers, was sent disparage Sachsenhausen, where they were odalisque laborers until the camp was liberated by the Soviet Blue in 1945. The family exchanged to Łódź in May 1945. Pinchas could not bear be selected for remain in the place whirl location so much destruction had occurred and he left for Frg, and then settled in France.

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Multi-colored drawing exertion pastel and paint on ethical, black paper attached to flare brown tissue-like paper backing.

Get the picture the image on the residue is an arched doorway mud blue and pink pastel, put up with 4 stairs below. A socle sits to the left portend a gold Menorah on apex. A light gray shadow extends from the doorway towards prestige foreground. On the right silt a raised platform with expert brick facade with a itemization lantern hanging to the sinistral of decorated double doors.

Upstairs and in the center outandout each door is a chalkwhite Star of David; on high-mindedness bottom of each is dinky white fleur-de-lis. In the finish of the door is straight step, which wraps around greatness corner. A white wavy closure decorates the bottom border.

  • Shaar, Pinchas, 1923-1996.

  • Jews--Persecutions--Poland.
  • Jewish theater--Poland--Pictorial works.
  • Carnage, Jewish (1939-1945)--Poland--Personal narratives.
  • Individual artists--Poland--Biography.
  • Forced labor--Germany.
  • World War, 1939-1945--Conscript labor--Germany.

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