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Dmochowski Gallery artemedia.com.pl/dmochowskigallery.net/...obrazy...4 |
14 paintings 150 words |
Brief notes about the artist. |
Znak 3pytania.pl/english/galer2.html |
41 painting 1,325 words |
Jozef Szejna's textual and artisitc contribution to the webpages of a "Why Auschwitz? Why Kolyma? Why Kosovo?" competition organzed by Znak, a Polish Christian Culture Foundation. |
Hoe and Optimism hopeandoptimism.com/HO4.htm |
One graphic 2,005 words |
A graphic by Szajna with a linked Choices and Attitudes personal statement by the artist. |
International Youth Meeting Center - Oswiencim mdsm.pl/index.... |
450 words 12 photos |
Brief biography of Jozef Szajna and photo gallery of his talk |
Buchenwald Museum scrapbookpages.com/Buchenwald/Museum... |
several photos |
Photographs of Jozef Szajna work: enlarged photographs of Buchenwald inmates and pasted on huge cardboard cutouts |
Northwestern University lastexpression.northwestern.edu/.../bio_szajna... |
785 words |
Biographical information regarding the artist's sojourn in the Auschwitz and Buchenwald Concentration Camps during WWII |
Northwestern University lastexpression.northwestern.edu/...interview_szajn... |
26 minute long video |
Interview with artist touching on: First works of art in the concentration camps; Artists at Auschwitz; Transport from Auschwitz to Buchenwald; Making art in the concentration camps; Rediscovery of paintings after the war; Experiences in the concentration camp; Fear of being caught making art; Artistic manifestations in the camp; Concentration camp experience in postwar art; Role of art in concentration camps
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culture.pl culture.pl/en/culture/...szajna_jozef |
1,045 words |
An artistic biography also reproduced by DioPozytyw |
culture.pl culture.pl/.../artykuly/...szajna_teatr... |
one paintings 430 words |
Article occasioned by a December 2002 exhibition Jozef Szejna - Theater held at the DAP Gallery in Warsaw |
Polish Cultural Institute, NYC polishculture-nyc.org/szajna... |
550 words |
A brief biography of the artist, listing his experiences as a Concentration Camp inmate during WWII and his directorial theater career in post-war Poland |
Titles of artworks and sources of visuals - at top: from the left
"Figures (Unnamed)," 1987
"Sitting woman," 1967
"The Rall Call Lasted Very Long ... My Feet Hurt Very Much, ca. 1944-45" ca. 1944-45
"The Burning Ladder," 1995
"Reminisences," 1998
"Ant-hill," 1998
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