Ezechiel BAROUKH (1909-1984)
Painter with a green hat
Oil on panel
Signed upper left and on the back
Natural wood frame
Size : 28 x 40 cm. 11,02 x 15,75 in.
Dim. with the frame : 30 x 42,2 cm. 11,81 x 16,61 in.
Cracks and rubbing to the paint . Wear and stains to the frame
Ezechiel BAROUKH (1909-1984) is an Egyptian painter born in Alexandria. He studied at the Academy of Fine Arts in Rome and then returned to Egypt. The artist then became close to the "Art and Freedom" movement, a surrealist group founded around the poet George HENEIN (1914-1973) and the manifesto "Long live degenerate art" in 1938. His painting evolves from figurative to abstract. He then moved to Paris in 1946 and pushed his research on abstraction to the monochrome in his "Research of the void", Ezechiel BAROUKH will return thereafter to the figurative.
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