Overview
- Brief Narrative
- Framed lithograph by artist Adam Herrschaft (Herszaft), who perished during the Holocaust at Treblinka. The artwork was taken out of Poland by the artist's sister, Pauline (mother of Wanda Stoops), before World War II.
- Artwork Title
- Group of Boys
- Credit Line
- United States Holocaust Memorial Museum Collection, Gift of Wanda Stoops
Physical Details
- Classification
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Art
- Category
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Prints
- Object Type
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Lithographs (aat)
- Materials
- overall : paper, ink
Rights & Restrictions
- Conditions on Access
- No restrictions on access
Administrative Notes
- Legal Status
- Permanent Collection
- Provenance
- The lithograph was donated to the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum in 2007 by Susan Stoops Watson, who received them from Wanda Stoops.
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- 2022-07-28 18:13:39
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Collection of artwork including 11 framed pictures (etchings and lithographs), 2 unframed etchings, and one portfolio of 10 prints.
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Lithograph, Trees
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Lithograph, Stone House and Steps
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Framed lithograph by artist Adam Herrschaft (Herszaft), who perished during the Holocaust at Treblinka. The artwork was taken out of Poland by the artist's sister, Pauline (mother of Wanda Stoops), before World War II.
Lithograph, View of Town From Water
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Framed lithograph by artist Adam Herrschaft (Herszaft), who perished during the Holocaust at Treblinka. The artwork was taken out of Poland by the artist's sister, Pauline (mother of Wanda Stoops), before World War II.
Lithograph, Trees
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Framed lithograph by artist Adam Herrschaft (Herszaft), who perished during the Holocaust at Treblinka. The artwork was taken out of Poland by the artist's sister, Pauline (mother of Wanda Stoops), before World War II.
Etching, Portrait of His Daughter
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Framed etching by artist Adam Herrschaft (Herszaft), who perished during the Holocaust at Treblinka. The artwork was taken out of Poland by the artist's sister, Pauline (mother of Wanda Stoops), before World War II.
Lithograph, Trees
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Framed lithograph by artist Adam Herrschaft (Herszaft), who perished during the Holocaust at Treblinka. The artwork was taken out of Poland by the artist's sister, Pauline (mother of Wanda Stoops), before World War II.
Etching, Bridge in Italy
Object
Framed etching by artist Adam Herrschaft (Herszaft), who perished during the Holocaust at Treblinka. The artwork was taken out of Poland by the artist's sister, Pauline (mother of Wanda Stoops), before World War II.
Etching, Sketch of Seated Woman
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Unframed etching by artist Adam Herrschaft (Herszaft), who perished during the Holocaust at Treblinka. The artwork was taken out of Poland by the artist's sister, Pauline (mother of Wanda Stoops), before World War II.
Etching, Portrait of His Daughter
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Unframed etching by artist Adam Herrschaft (Herszaft), who perished during the Holocaust at Treblinka. The artwork was taken out of Poland by the artist's sister, Pauline (mother of Wanda Stoops), before World War II.
Portfolio of 10 prints
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Portfolio of ten prints by Leon Wyczolkowski, either signed or signed in plate.
