J.D. Kirszenbaum
Chronology
1900: Jechezkiel David Kirszenbaum born in Staszow, Poland
1900-1920: Staszow
1920: Westphalia
1921: Berlin
1923: Bauhaus, Weimar
1925-1933: Berlin
1933-1940: Paris
1941-1945: Southern France / French internment camps
1945-1947: Paris
1947-1949: various voyages to Brazil, Morocco and Italy
1949-1954: Paris
1954: death from cancer
Salons and exhibitions:
1923-1932 Germany and the Netherland.
1923- Weimar.
1926-1929 Illustrator an caricaturist –pseudonym Duvdivani.
1927- Berlin and solo exhibition at Der Sturm Gallery.
1929- Berlin "Juryfreie Kunstaustellung".
1931- Utrecht.
1931- Berlin "Frauen in Not".
1932-Berlin"Revolutionäre Malerei"
1932-Amsterdam
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1933-1946 France.
Paris:
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1934-Salon d'Automne.
1938- Salon des Surindépendants.
1938-Exposition des Peintres Allemands.
South of France:
1941-Camp "St. Sauveur"-Bellac (Haute Vienne).
1945-Galerie Folklore-Limoges.
1946-Maison de la Pensée Française-Lyon.
1947-1954 France-Brazil-Morroco.
France-Paris:
1946-Salon des Tuileries.
1947-Salon des Surindépendants.
Galerie Quatres Chemins
Rothschild Foundation: Arts Sacrés sujets religieux.
Brazil:
1948-Galerie Domos-Sao Paulo Instituto de Arquitetos do Brasil-Rio de Janeiro
France-Paris:
1951-Galerie Weil-Paris.
1953-Galerie au Pont des Arts.
1954-Salon Témoins de leur Temps.
Retrospective Exhibitions:
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1955 - Galerie Tzavta, Jerusalem, Israel
1962 - Galerie Flinker, Paris, France
2013 - Museum of Art, Ein Harod, Israel
2014 - Museum of the Jewish People, Tel Aviv, Israel
2015 - Galerie Vassilieff, Paris, France
2018/19 - The Mimara Museum, Zagreb, Croatia
2019 - The Museum of Persecuted Art, Solingen, Germany
2021/2022 - Traveling Exhibition: Volkshochschule Weimar, Germany; Goethe Institute Rome, Italy; Maison Heinrich Heine Paris, France; Willy Brandt Center, Jerusalem, Israel
2022 - The Boulogne Billancourt new Jewish Center in conjunction with the Musée des Anées Trente, France