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Outils d'enregistrement Affichages	Retirer de la sélection Ajouter à la sélection N° d'objetM1991/031:004 DescriptionColour 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. Lieu de créationMunich, Germany Date circa 1945 SujetHolocaust, concentration camps, liberation, art, torture, holocaust art Nom d'objetdrawings Matérielpaper, watercolour , ink Techniquedrawn Dimensions whole width: 238.00 mm height: 178.00 mm Langue Ligne de créditSydney Jewish Museum Collection, Donated by Anne Perkal

N° d'objetM1991/031:004

DescriptionColour 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.

Lieu de créationMunich, Germany

Date circa 1945

SujetHolocaust, concentration camps, liberation, art, torture, holocaust art

Nom d'objetdrawings

Matérielpaper, watercolour , ink

Techniquedrawn

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Ligne de créditSydney Jewish Museum Collection, Donated by Anne Perkal

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