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   Mar 11, 2022 · In 2003, Fantl’s art was featured in what was said to be the largest exhibition of art by Holocaust victims, The Last Expression: Art and Auschwitz. 97 The show was exhibited at the Brooklyn Museum of Art and showcased more than two hundred drawings and paintings produced in Auschwitz, Buchenwald, Gurs, and Drancy, as well as in the Terezín and Łódź Ghettos. Themes ranged from portraits ...

2. yadvashem.org › yv › enPavel Fantl. "The Song is Over, Theresienstadt Ghetto, 1942–1944"

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   Pavel Fantl 1903, Prague – 1945, Hirschberg, Germany. Pavel Fantl studied medicine and took private art lessons. In 1935 he married and was inducted into the Czechoslovak Army as a medical officer. In 1939 he was dismissed for being a Jew, and the family moved to Kolin, Bohemia, where he was conscripted as a forced laborer.

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   Aug 16, 2022 · Try to find out as much information as you can about the piece by examining it closely. Check the piece for a title and make note of the art style as this can be useful in finding out who painted it. Do not forget to check the back of the piece for notes or information regarding its origins or creator.

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4. www.bbc.com › culture › articleArt from the Holocaust: The stories behind the images - BBC

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   Feb 3, 2016 · Thomas Rogers meets one of its curators. A historic new exhibit, Art from the Holocaust, opened in the rear wing of the German Historical Museum in Berlin last week. For the first time ever, art ...

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5. www.semanticscholar.org › paper › Surviving-Art-fromSurviving Art from Terezín: The Satirical Drawings of Pavel ...

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   abstract:This article examines the art of Pavel Fantl (1903–1945), a Czech Jewish doctor whom the Nazis murdered shortly before the end of the Second World War. Fantl left behind approximately eighty drawings. Despite being created under difficult conditions in the Terezín Ghetto, his art stands out for its use of humor and satire.

6. www.yadvashem.org › museum › artPavel Fantl (1903–1945), Foreign Correspondents Visit the Ghetto

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   Pavel Fantl (1903–1945) Born in Prague. Pavel Fantl studied medicine and took private art lessons. In 1935, he married and was inducted into the Czechoslovak Army as a medical officer. In 1939, he was dismissed for being a Jew, and the family moved to Kolin, Bohemia, where he was conscripted as a forced laborer.

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   Who was Pavel Fantl?

   • This article examines the art of Pavel Fantl (1903–1945), a Czech Jewish doctor whom the Nazis murdered shortly before the end of the Second World War. Fantl left behind approximately eighty drawings. Despite being created under difficult conditions in the Terezín Ghetto, his art stands out for its use of humor and satire.

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   Is Fantl a ghetto artist?

   • Unlike many other camp and ghetto artists, Fantl was not a professional illustrator, nor did his work have the shock value of other surviving drawings from the Holocaust. Yet, his legacy adds a new dimension to our understanding of testimonial art.

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   What happened to Fantl's art after he was liberated?

   • After liberation, Fantl’s surviving art became part of a large nationwide program to collect and preserve victim sources. In the immediate postwar period, Jewish communities across Europe were united in a shared ambition to document the atrocity.

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   Where were Fantl's original drawings deposited?

   • According to an undated survey, signed by Scheck, Fantl’s original drawings were “now in Israel,” deposited with the “Jewish Museum in Jerusalem.” 94 The latter phrasing, in particular, would suggest that the donation took place fairly early on, most likely before Yad Vashem opened in 1953. But Fantl’s work saw publication earlier in 1947.

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   Did Fantl draw comics?

   • Fantl’s surviving oeuvre from Terezín shows that he, too, tried his hand at drawing comics. His most extensive work, Stvoření světa (The Creation of the World), is a bittersweet take on the creation myth. 57 Twenty-six pages of the graphic narrative were preserved.

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   What is Fantl's work based on?

   • Fantl’s work was collected during the postwar Documentation Project in Prague, initiated by Czech Holocaust survivor Zeev Scheck. 8 These and other associated collections, including the Czechoslovakia Collection and, to a lesser extent, the Erich Kulka Collection, contain invaluable visual material by other wartime artists from Czechoslovakia.

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   artists.16 My interest in Fantl also relates to his work’s sequential format, which the other artists applied only loosely, and his penchant for satire, which is fairly rare in works from the ...