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TítuloContemporary artists and the Holocaust

Autor

Stephen C. Feinstein

Call number940.5318/0102

Número del objeto01035P

Lugar de publicaciónLewiston, New York, United States

EditorialEdwin Mellen

Año de publicación

1990

Paginaciónpp291-310

MaterialArticle

SerieSymposium series; Vol.30

ISBN773493360

NotesArticle from the book"What have we learned? telling the story and teaching the lessons of the Holocaust"pp291-310; Papers of the 20th Anniversary Scholars' Conference on the Holocaust and the Churches.

Descripción

Looks at the creations of various main-stream contemporary artists from the 1930s to the present and to analyze how these individuals, who were neither victims of the Nazis nor survivors of the camps, dealt with the images of death and destruction.

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