Komar and Melamid born 1943, born 1945 | Tate https://www.tate.org.uk/art/artists/komar-and-melamid-18617
Artist page for Komar and Melamid (born 1943, born 1945)
Both artists were born in Moscow, but emigrated to Israel in 1977 and subsequently
Artist page for Komar and Melamid (born 1943, born 1945)
Both artists were born in Moscow, but emigrated to Israel in 1977 and subsequently
Artist page for Yael Bartana (born 1970)
Her practice has also been described as engrained in the cultural landscape of Israel
Artist page for Mark Tobey (1890–1976)
Tobey was an incessant traveler, visiting Mexico, Europe, Palestine, Israel, Turkey
‚This is my Birthday‘ is a book which was compiled by Anita Bartle from her column published in the Daily Chronicle. These daily extracts consisted of quotations relating to a famous person who was born on that day. This is a partial, annotated copy (29 Mar to 30 Dec) with autograph signatures, notes, musical notations and sketches by (among others): Austrian conductor Hans Richter (né János Richter) (music); Eugen d’Albert (music); John Davidson (quotation); George Clausen (night-time scene); Edward Gregory (signature); Arthur Christopher Benson (poem); Lord Avebury aka John Lubbock (quotation from Shakespeare); Cedric Bucknall (music and sketches); Edward Dowden …
couplet); George Frampton (quotation); Lord Kelvin (signature); Fanny Davies (music); Israel
‚This is my Birthday‘ is a book which was compiled by Anita Bartle from her column published in the Daily Chronicle. These daily extracts consisted of quotations relating to a famous person who was born on that day. This is a partial, annotated copy (29 Mar to 30 Dec) with autograph signatures, notes, musical notations and sketches by (among others): Austrian conductor Hans Richter (né János Richter) (music); Eugen d’Albert (music); John Davidson (quotation); George Clausen (night-time scene); Edward Gregory (signature); Arthur Christopher Benson (poem); Lord Avebury aka John Lubbock (quotation from Shakespeare); Cedric Bucknall (music and sketches); Edward Dowden …
couplet); George Frampton (quotation); Lord Kelvin (signature); Fanny Davies (music); Israel
‚This is my Birthday‘ is a book which was compiled by Anita Bartle from her column published in the Daily Chronicle. These daily extracts consisted of quotations relating to a famous person who was born on that day. This is a partial, annotated copy (29 Mar to 30 Dec) with autograph signatures, notes, musical notations and sketches by (among others): Austrian conductor Hans Richter (né János Richter) (music); Eugen d’Albert (music); John Davidson (quotation); George Clausen (night-time scene); Edward Gregory (signature); Arthur Christopher Benson (poem); Lord Avebury aka John Lubbock (quotation from Shakespeare); Cedric Bucknall (music and sketches); Edward Dowden …
couplet); George Frampton (quotation); Lord Kelvin (signature); Fanny Davies (music); Israel
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Chandler 1764 – 1804 or 5 Avinash Chandra 1931–1991 Israel Chaney dates not
Browse more than 4,000 artists represented in the Tate collection
Chandler 1764 – 1804 or 5 Avinash Chandra 1931–1991 Israel Chaney dates not
‚This is my Birthday‘ is a book which was compiled by Anita Bartle from her column published in the Daily Chronicle. These daily extracts consisted of quotations relating to a famous person who was born on that day. This is a partial, annotated copy (29 Mar to 30 Dec) with autograph signatures, notes, musical notations and sketches by (among others): Austrian conductor Hans Richter (né János Richter) (music); Eugen d’Albert (music); John Davidson (quotation); George Clausen (night-time scene); Edward Gregory (signature); Arthur Christopher Benson (poem); Lord Avebury aka John Lubbock (quotation from Shakespeare); Cedric Bucknall (music and sketches); Edward Dowden …
couplet); George Frampton (quotation); Lord Kelvin (signature); Fanny Davies (music); Israel
[Translation/transcription] 19 August 1970 My very dear Pepik, I think it was just about high time that we saw one another again. Just like old times, though the time we had together was unfortunately very short, seeing you and Pam again and meeting you (forgive me) your daughter was more than lovely, and this simple word has to say so much, and we get along as we always did! But in future we really mustn’t let so many years pass without being in touch and seeing one another, and quite aside from all that we really don’t know how many …
She was ill, and the turbulence of life in Israel never gives anyone’s nerves a moment’s