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[es-ES]Record tools[es-ES] [es-ES]Displays[es-ES]	Remove from selection Add to selection Número del objetoM1991/031:004 DescripciónColour tinted, black ink line drawing by Paul (Pinkus) Perkal, depicting the flogging of a concentration camp inmate. Three German officers are shown overseeing the flogging. According to Perkal's wife, Anne Perkal (the donor), her husband did the drawings (this and M1991/031:003) very soon after he was liberated from Dachau, probably in Munich where he spent some time after the war. The drawings were done from memory, based on events he had seen inside the camp. Lugar de producciónMunich, Germany Fecha circa 1945 TemaHolocaust, concentration camps, liberation, art, torture, holocaust art Nombre del objetodrawings Materialpaper, watercolour , ink Técnicadrawn Dimensiones whole width: 238.00 mm height: 178.00 mm Lenguaje Línea de créditoSydney Jewish Museum Collection, Donated by Anne Perkal

Número del objetoM1991/031:004

DescripciónColour tinted, black ink line drawing by Paul (Pinkus) Perkal, depicting the flogging of a concentration camp inmate. Three German officers are shown overseeing the flogging. According to Perkal's wife, Anne Perkal (the donor), her husband did the drawings (this and M1991/031:003) very soon after he was liberated from Dachau, probably in Munich where he spent some time after the war. The drawings were done from memory, based on events he had seen inside the camp.

Lugar de producciónMunich, Germany

Fecha circa 1945

TemaHolocaust, concentration camps, liberation, art, torture, holocaust art

Nombre del objetodrawings

Materialpaper, watercolour , ink

Técnicadrawn

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Línea de créditoSydney Jewish Museum Collection, Donated by Anne Perkal

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