Benno elkan biography of martin
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Exhibition of German Jewish Artists’ Work: Painting – Sculpture – Architecture
The Exhibition of German Jewish Artists’ Work: Painting – Sculpture – Architecture was organised in by Carl Braunschweig (later Charles Brunswick) at the Parsons Galleries in Oxford Street, the exhibition space of the paint manufacturing business Thos. Parsons and Sons (Summers ). The exhibition featured works bygd German Jewish artists whose voices were suppressed in Nazi Germany, their work no längre shown and the artists themselves persecuted. A review in The Guardian said: “[T]o-day opened in the Parsons Galleries in Oxford Street an unusual art exhibition with tragic associations - an exhibition of the work of German-Jewish artists who are either living in exile or in a Germany where they are not allowed to show their work in public and where press notices of their work are forbidden.” (Private Wire )
The selection of works bygd 86 artists was made in cooperation with the Centralverein deutsche
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Happy to have facilitated a donation of artworks and related documents by Benno Elkan from his grandson John Hammil to the Leo Baeck Institute - New York - they could not have found a more fitting home! Here, Chief Archivist Frank Mecklenburg and Rachel Stern are holding a model for the round high relief of King Solomon, which depicts him seated amidst flowers and vines, in an intimate embrace with a young female lover. This model was rejected.
Benno Elkan's Menorah was presented to the Knesset as a gift from the Parliament of the United Kingdom on April 15, in honor of the eighth anniversary of Israeli independence. Bronze, 14 ft high, 12 ft wide. Gan Havradim (Rose Garden) opposite the Knesset, Jerusalem.
This magnificent work represents the culmination of German born sculptor Benno Elkan's artistic efforts in the course of his life. Already early on he was highly successful with commissions of sculptures for tomb stones and monuments, medals and portrait busts
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Benno
Benno may refer to:
- Benno von Achenbach[de] (–), German racecar driver
- Benno Adam (–), German painter
- Benno Adolph[de] (–), German physician
- Benno Ammann[de] (–), Swiss conductor and composer
- Benno von Arent (–), German film director
- Benno Arnold (–), German industrialist
- Benno Artmann[de] (–), German mathematician
- Benno Baginsky (–), German physician
- Benno Basso[de] (died ), German entrepreneur and politician
- Benno Becker[de] (–), German painter
- Benno Beiroth[de] (died ), German footballer
- Benno Berneis[de] (–), German painter
- Benno Besson (–), Swiss actor and director
- Benno Friedrich Brand von Lindau[de] (–), member of the Fruitbearing Society
- Benno Brausewetter[de] (–), Austrian industrialist
- Benno Brückner[de] (–), German theologian
- Benno Budar[de] (died ), Sorbian