Jane Logemann was born in Milwaukee. Her work has been the subject of solo exhibitions, including Abstraction & Language: A Dialogue, at La Maison Française, The French Embassy, Washington, D.C. (2003). She has participated in group shows in the United States, Israel, and Spain. Logemann’s artworks are at the Morgan Library, the Jewish Museum, the Yale University Art Gallery, and the British Museum.
Still Life with a Picture of Napoleon is one of many still lifes that Dezső Czigány painted. Like many of his other compositions, it demonstrates cubist and fauvist influences. In this picture, the…
In a self-portrait from ca. 1721, Catherine da Costa depicts herself at work in a studio, painting a portrait of mother and child that resembles paintings of the Madonna and child.
The communal treasurer stands on guard at the entrance to the rabbi’s home to make inquiry concerning every invalid or cripple, and by what name he is called. One can hear the noise of the people as…