Re: [Cz-L] Art in Czernowitz

It is interesting to see the venues where these exhibitions were held. This
gives a glimpse of Czernowitz life in the 30s. Ellen, thanks for raising
this interesting topic. Does anyone know where the “Bernfeld Bookstore”
was?

David

From: Edgar Hauster
Sent: Monday, October 6, 2014 3:24 PM
To: Ellen Greenspan
Cc: czernowitz-l_at_list.cornell.edu
Subject: RE: [Cz-L] Art in Czernowitz

Ellen...

Thank you for bringing up this topic and at the same time for the
opportunity to draw your attention to the Czernowitz Art Gallery, still
available at

http://czernowitzgallery.blogspot.de/

I learned from the archives of the Czernowitz daily newspaper "Der Tag"

http://czernowitzdaily.blogspot.de/

that following art exhibitions were organized during the interwar period
between 1932 - 1935:

September 7, 1932: Solo exhibition George Baron Löwendal - Bernfeld
Bookstore
October 30, 1932: Group exhibition Bukovinian Artists' Association
January 1, 1933: Solo exhibition Dr. Opanas Schewtschukewicz
February 28, 1933: Group exhibition Salogeanu, Nicu Pertache de Florian and
Dr. Silagi
June 6, 1933: Group exhibition Dr. Wladimir von Zaloziecki and Moses
Barasch - Toynbee Hall
August 18, 1933: Solo exhibition graphics Paul Konrad Hönich - Bernfeld
Bookstore
September 23, 1933: Solo exhibition George Baron Löwendal - Romanian
National Palace
April 8, 1934: Solo exhibition Isadora Constantinovici-Hein - Romanian
National Palace
April 28, 1934: Solo exhibition Moses Barasch - Hotel Schwarzer Adler
September 22, 1934: Solo exhibition Jadwiga Sedelmeyer-Boronska - Polish
National House
December 19, 1934: Group exhibition Bukovinian Artists' Association

It seems to me, that during the 1930ies there was not a particular museum of
art in town. Enjoy the Czernowitz art!

Edgar Hauster
Lent - The Netherlands

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> Subject: [Cz-L] Art in Czernowitz
> From: ellengreenspan_at_optonline.net
> Date: Sun, 5 Oct 2014 16:05:08 -0400
> To: czernowitz-l_at_list.cornell.edu
>
> I will dare to introduce a topic. I recently viewed the Degenerate Art
> show at the Neue Gallery in NY. It dealt with the Nazi reaction to
> abstract and Jewish art. They held a humiliating modern art show in Berlin
> to highlight their objections. I began to wonder what the art scene was
> like in Czernowitz. Were there museums, what were they like?
>
> Ellen D. Greenspan

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