Isis Kischka (1908-1973) - Nature Morte
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Isis Kischka (1908-1973) - Still Life, 1972
Original lithograph on Japanese paper of a size 76 x 54 cm.
The work is numbered E.A (Artist's Proof) and signed in pencil by the Artist.
MOURLOT Brothers Paris, edition Manoir du Mad, Mouret 1972.
Work in good condition, never framed.
We guarantee meticulous packaging, international tracking, insurance, and express shipments for all our deliveries.
Biography: Isis Kischka (Paris, 1908-1973) was a French figurative painter.
Her parents, immigrants from the Russian Empire, settled in Paris.
Isis Kischka completed part of her studies in Dreux. He experienced concentration camps during World War II, near Compiègne, where he notably met artist-painter Abraham-Joseph Berline (1894-1944). He survived the internment. A seller of men's shirts, he became passionate about Art.
Of expressionist tendency, he was the founding president of the Salon of Painters Witnessing Their Time, of which he served as secretary-general until his death in 1973. With the help of Georges Reccio, the association took shape: he organized annual exhibitions at the Musée d'Art Moderne and at the Musée Galliera in Paris, highlighting promising artists around overarching themes. A posthumous tribute was paid to him in 1975, on the theme: "Comme Il Vous Plaira...", at the Orangerie in the French capital.
In 2001, the works from his workshop were dispersed in an auction.
The Museum of Art and History of Meudon holds many drawings from the Salon des Peintres Témoins de Leur Temps that belonged to Kischska, who did not sign the majority of his works.
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Translated by Google TranslateIsis Kischka (1908-1973) - Still Life, 1972
Original lithograph on Japanese paper of a size 76 x 54 cm.
The work is numbered E.A (Artist's Proof) and signed in pencil by the Artist.
MOURLOT Brothers Paris, edition Manoir du Mad, Mouret 1972.
Work in good condition, never framed.
We guarantee meticulous packaging, international tracking, insurance, and express shipments for all our deliveries.
Biography: Isis Kischka (Paris, 1908-1973) was a French figurative painter.
Her parents, immigrants from the Russian Empire, settled in Paris.
Isis Kischka completed part of her studies in Dreux. He experienced concentration camps during World War II, near Compiègne, where he notably met artist-painter Abraham-Joseph Berline (1894-1944). He survived the internment. A seller of men's shirts, he became passionate about Art.
Of expressionist tendency, he was the founding president of the Salon of Painters Witnessing Their Time, of which he served as secretary-general until his death in 1973. With the help of Georges Reccio, the association took shape: he organized annual exhibitions at the Musée d'Art Moderne and at the Musée Galliera in Paris, highlighting promising artists around overarching themes. A posthumous tribute was paid to him in 1975, on the theme: "Comme Il Vous Plaira...", at the Orangerie in the French capital.
In 2001, the works from his workshop were dispersed in an auction.
The Museum of Art and History of Meudon holds many drawings from the Salon des Peintres Témoins de Leur Temps that belonged to Kischska, who did not sign the majority of his works.
Seller's Story
FOR YOUR INFORMATION:
What you should know
A professional gallery for almost 20 years, we take special care with the artworks we ship. Each shipment is carried out quickly, with secure and appropriate packaging.
Buyers commit to paying for their purchases within a maximum of 3 days.
For any request to consolidate lots, please do so before payment, via Catawiki, or by email: info@artdif.fr. We can generally group about 7 works per shipment from the same sale.
Some lots or works in particular formats require special shipping.
We consolidate shipments where possible, but this is by no means mandatory, and you may be charged additional fees related to customs declarations, insurance, and packaging adaptations.
The number of packages required and the shipping costs depend on feasibility.
We do not offer any additional services beyond those set out in the description or by Catawiki.
Regarding works in multiples (numbered or signed), unless otherwise stated, the numbering or the labeling may differ from that shown in the photo, due to our stock management.
The shipped copy remains identical in quality, condition, edition, and value.
Upon receipt, please inspect the package and the artworks in the presence of the carrier.
All damage must be reported immediately and recorded with precise reservations at delivery. No claim will be accepted without formal reservations.
A visibly damaged package must be refused in order to enable compensation.
Catawiki remains a platform for exchange among passionate collectors: courtesy and respect are essential.
We remain at your disposal and thank you for sending your messages with clarity and courtesy.
Thank you and happy bidding!
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Artist
Isis Kischka (1908-1973)
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Edition
Limited edition
Title of artwork
Nature Morte
Technique
Lithograph
Signature
Hand signed
Country of origin
France
Year
1972
Condition
Good condition
Height
76 cm
Width
54 cm
Period
1970-1980
Sold with frame
No
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