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The collection belonged to Felix Yehiel-Michael Meinz (1899-1978) who was an art lover and devoted collector, mainly of engravings and lithographs. Meinz belonged to the group of Agudath Israel workers, served as a soldier in the First World War, and later was a partner in the establishment of Bank Alran, which was later assimilated into the Union Bank.
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LOT 72:
Jules Pascin - Cubans - 1917
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Jules Pascin - Cubans - 1917
Drypoint.
Signed in pen.
Numbered 18/100.
Sheet size: 38X28 cm.
Print size: 20X18 cm.
Good condition, slight wear on the edges of the sheet (not in the print).
On the back side is attached a note with the provenance of the print, signed by the gallerist David Bineth, who sold it in 1970.
Jules Pascin (1885-1930) was a Jewish painter born in Poland who lived and worked in France and the USA, and also lived for a short time in Cuba, where he made engravings inspired by the place. Pascin belonged to the movement of expressionism and was a member of the Paris school. He ended his life due to depression on the eve of the opening of an exhibition by him in Montmartre.
