The Vanished Shtetl: The Painting of Stanislaw Brunstein - Paperback, 1999

by Stanislaw Brunstein

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Product Details Format - Paperback Condition - Pages crisp and clear with tight binding. Some wear to cover. See images to fully assess condition. Synopsis Stanislaw Brunstein was born in Poland and trained at the Warsaw Academy of Fine Arts and l'Ecole des Beaux Arts in Paris. His naive style particularly suited the subject matter of the shtetl. Escaping Poland for Russia in 1939 he was imprisoned by Stalin's police. Brunstein was released to join the Polish army, coming to Britain in 1946 to work as a stage designer in the the Yiddish theatre. From 1962 until his death in 1994 his paintings were mainly images of the lost world of Jewish Poland. Accompanying the paintings are essays by Rafael Scharf, Ross Bradshaw and Dow Marmur. Postage All of our items come with free postage within the UK as standard. Other shipping options available. About us We are a family run and owned independent online second hand book shop based in Beccles, Suffolk, UK. If you have any queries, please send us a message and we will get back to you promptly.

• Publisher: Five Leaves
• Year: 1999
• Binding: Paperback
• ISBN: 9780907123873
• Condition: Good

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