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Werkauswahl Selected Works WERKAUSWAHL SELECTED WORKS Die folgenden Seiten geben The following pages offer an einen Einblick in das Werk overview of Soshana’s œuvre, von Soshana, das insgesamt which comprises over seven über siebentausend Bilder thousand paintings and und Grafiken umfasst. works on paper. Das gesamte Œuvre The complete works finden Sie unter can be seen at www.soshana.com www.soshana.com #00383 | Early Period | Oil on canvas #01503 | Portrait | Oil on canvas #01512 | Early Period | Oil on canvas #01514 | Early Period | Oil on canvas Still Life II. (1943) Portrait (1943) A Street in New York City (1943) View... (1943) 55 cm x 42 cm | 21.45“ x 16.38“ 75 cm x 46 cm | 29.25“ x 17.94“ 41 cm x 52 cm | 15.99“ x 20.28“ 39 cm x 47 cm | 15.21“ x 18.33“ #01559 | Early Period | Oil on canvas #01563 | Early Period | Oil on canvas #00019 | Early Period | Oil on canvas #00029 | Early Period | Oil on canvas Flowers in a Vase (1943) Beys painting between 2 Trees, Woodstock (1943) Flowers and Still Life (1944) Flowers II. (1944) 72 cm x 48 cm | 28.08“ x 18.72“ 54 cm x 46 cm | 21.06“ x 17.94“ 64 cm x 53 cm | 24.96“ x 20.67“ 66 cm x 46 cm | 25.74“ x 17.94“ 259 #00454 | Early Period | Oil on canvas #00456 | Portrait | Oil on canvas #00526 | Early Period | Oil on canvas #00771 | Early Period | Oil on canvas Willow Catkin (1944) Portrait of a Woman in N.Y. (1944) American Worker I. (1944) Workers in a N.Y. Sweatshop (1944) 66 cm x 44 cm | 25.74“ x 17.16“ 44 cm x 36 cm | 17.16“ x 14.04“ 73 cm x 61 cm | 28.47“ x 23.79“ 40 cm x 48 cm | 15.79“ x 18.72“ #00886 | Early Period | Oil on canvas #01502 | Portrait | Oil on canvas #01505 | Portrait | Oil on canvas #01537 | Early Period | Oil on canvas Two Black Youths (1944) Peritz Hirshbein, Jewish Writer (1944) Dr. Anton J. Karlson (1944) Farmhouse (1944) 35 cm x 44 cm | 13.65“ x 17.16“ 74 cm x 61 cm | 28.86“ x 23.79“ 67 cm x 47 cm | 26.13“ x 18.33“ 30 cm x 41 cm | 11.70“ x 15.99“ #01557 | Early Period | Oil on canvas #01558 | Portrait | Oil on canvas #00095 | Early Period | Oil on canvas #00628 | Early Period | Oil on canvas My Sweatshop in NYC (1944) Dr. Seymor Steadman, Progressive Lawyer (1944) Young Man with a Straw (1945) American Worker II. (1945) 52 cm x 44 cm | 20.28“ x 17.16“ 73 cm x 51 cm | 28.47“ x 19.89“ 34 cm x 25 cm | 13.46“ x 9.75“ 96 cm x 56 cm | 37.44“ x 21.84“ #00783 | Early Period | Oil on canvas #00784 | Early Period | Oil on canvas #01296 | Portrait | Oil on canvas #01556 | Portrait | Oil on canvas Farm in USA (1945) Landscape, USA (1945) Brigadier General Carlos P. Promula, Herbert Tracy, British Journalist (1945) 34 cm x 54 cm | 13.46“ x 21.06“ 36 cm x 51 cm | 14.04“ x 19.89“ Philippines (1945) 60 cm x 45 cm | 23.40“ x 17.55“ 61 cm x 45 cm | 23.79“ x 17.55“ 260 #01939 | Landscape | Oil on carton #01946 | Portrait | Oil on canvas #00037 | Early Period | Oil on canvas #00774 | Early Period | Oil on canvas Fishing Village (1949) Old Man (1949) Winter I. (1950) Israel (1950) 55 cm x 46 cm | 21.45“ x 17.94“ 61 cm x 50 cm | 23.79“ x 19.50“ 46 cm x 55 cm | 17.94“ x 21.45“ 73 cm x 54 cm | 28.47“ x 21.06“ #00859 | Early Period | Oil on canvas #00067 | Early Period | Oil on canvas #00523 | Early Period | Oil on canvas #01935 | Portrait | Oil on Wood Linz (1950) Steeple Landscape (1951) Village Church in Austria (1951) Worker with Mustache (1951) 50 cm x 61 cm | 19.50“ x 23.98“ 36 cm x 44 cm | 14.04“ x 17.16“ 71 cm x 48 cm | 27.69“ x 18.72“ 46 cm x 38 cm | 17.94“ x 14.82“ #00036 | Early Period | Oil on canvas #00469 | Early Period | Oil on canvas #00779 | Early Period | Oil on canvas #00781 | Early Period | Oil on canvas Flowers in a Vase (1952) Man and Skull (1952) Village (1952) Between Two Houses (1952) 46 cm x 38 cm | 17.94“ x 14.82“ 50 cm x 73 cm | 19.50“ x 28.47“ 46 cm x 63 cm | 17.94“ x 24.77“ 50 cm x 39 cm | 19.50“ x 15.21“ #01295 | Portrait | Oil on canvas #00490 | Early Period | Oil on canvas #00788 | Early Period | Oil on canvas #00811 | Early Period | Oil on canvas Grete Schuller, Mother (1952) Outside Paris I. (1953) Village in Austria (1953) White Flowers (1953) 54 cm x 46 cm | 21.06“ x 17.94“ 73 cm x 54 cm | 28.47“ x 21.06“ 45 cm x 55 cm | 17.55“ x 21.45“ 60 cm x 45 cm | 23.40“ x 17.55“ 261 #00813 | Early Period | Oil on canvas #00906 | Early Period | Oil on canvas #01530 | Abstract | Oil on canvas #01532 | Portrait | Oil on canvas Reconstruction (1953) A Fallen Leaf (1953) Abstraction in Color (1953) Japanese Woman (1953) 46 cm x 37 cm | 17.94“ x 14.43“ 61 cm x 38 cm | 23.79“ x 14.82“ 46 cm x 56 cm | 17.94“ x 21.84“ 47 cm x 28 cm | 18.33“ x 10.92“ #01544 | Portrait | Oil on canvas #00047 | Early Period | Oil on canvas #00106 | Early Period | Oil on canvas #00258 | Early Period | Oil on canvas Nude (1953) Flowers III. (1954) Amsterdam (1954) Winterlandscape I. (1954) 61 cm x 45 cm | 23.79“ x 17.55“ 37 cm x 29 cm | 14.43“ x 11.31“ 79 cm x 100 cm | 30.81“ x 39.00“ 63 cm x 92 cm | 24.57“ x 35.88“ #00455 | Abstract | Oil on canvas #00007 | Representational | Oil on canvas #00030 | Abstract | Oil on canvas #00057 | Abstract | Oil on canvas Trees on Gold (1954) The Last Man I. (1955) Blue Abstraction I. (1955) Abstraction II. (1955) 55 cm x 46 cm | 21.45“ x 17.94“ 54 cm x 81 cm | 21.06“ x 31.59“ 39 cm x 61 cm | 15.21“ x 23.79“ 27 cm x 19 cm | 10.53“ x 7.41“ #00491 | Early Period | Oil on canvas #00685 | Early Period | Oil on canvas #00793 | Early Period | Oil on canvas #01938 | Representational | Oil on Wood Female Model in Paris II. (1955) Cementary of Virofly (1955) Outside Paris II. (1955) Waiting (1955) 81 cm x 54 cm | 31.59“ x 21.06“ 73 cm x 50 cm | 28.47“ x 19.50“ 65 cm x 46 cm | 25.35“ x 17.94“ 61 cm x 50 cm | 23.79“ x 19.50“ 262 #00055 | Early Period | Oil on canvas #00061 | Representational | Oil on canvas #00441 | Abstract | Oil on canvas #00528 | Abstract | Oil on canvas Desert Village (1956) Flowers on Blue Background (1956) Abstract Landscape II. (1956) Tsunami (1956) 46 cm x 27 cm | 17.94“ x 10.53“ 43 cm x 35 cm | 16.96“ x 13.85“ 54 cm x 81 cm | 21.25“ x 31.59“ 73 cm x 50 cm | 28.47“ x 19.50“ #00691 | Representational | Oil on canvas #00721 | Early Period | Oil on canvas #00797 | Abstract | Oil on canvas #00860 | Early Period | Oil on canvas Full Moon (1956) Flowers IX. (1956) Fire IV. (1956) Crabs II. (1956) 54 cm x 81 cm | 21.06“ x 31.59“ 46 cm x 38 cm | 17.94“ x 14.82“ 55 cm x 46 cm | 21.45“ x 17.94“ 73 cm x 54 cm | 28.47“ x 21.06“ #00887 | Abstract | Oil on canvas #00947 | Early Period | Oil on canvas #00955 | Abstract | Oil on canvas #01545 | Abstract | Oil on canvas Abstraction on Blue I. (1956) Crabs III. (1956) Winter VIII. (1956) Burning (1956) 46 cm x 33 cm | 17.94“ x 13.06“ 46 cm x 65 cm | 17.94“ x 25.35“ 41 cm x 33 cm | 15.99“ x 12.87“ 55 cm x 38 cm | 21.45“ x 14.82“ #01551 | Abstract | Oil on canvas #01553 | Abstract | Oil on canvas #00013 | Abstract | Oil on canvas #00140 | Representational | Oil on canvas Trees (1956) Orange Abstraction (1956) Flowers I. (1957) Fire II. (1957) 45 cm x 33 cm | 17.55“ x 12.87“ 46 cm x 27 cm | 17.94“ x 10.53“ 65 cm x 55 cm | 25.35“ x 21.45“ 115 cm x 198 cm | 44.85“ x 77.22“ 263 #00259 | Abstract | Oil on canvas #00428 | Abstract | Oil on canvas #00468 | Abstract | Acrylic on canvas #00638 | Early Period | Oil on canvas Black White Yellow (1957) Abstraction V. (1957) Red Happiness (1957) Abstract Landscape III. (1957) 50 cm x 100 cm | 19.50“ x 39.00“ 40 cm x 80 cm | 15.60“ x 31.20“ 92 cm x 73 cm | 35.88“ x 28.47“ 61 cm x 38 cm | 23.79“ x 14.82“ #00695 | Abstract | Oil on canvas #00735 | Abstract Exotic | Oil on canvas #00761 | Abstract | Oil on canvas #00782 | Early Period | Oil on canvas Blue - Grey (1957) Yellow River (1957) Abstract Flowers II. (1957) Street at Night (1957) 80 cm x 40 cm | 31.20“ x 15.60“ 38 cm x 61 cm | 14.82“ x 23.79“ 50 cm x 61 cm | 19.50“ x 23.98“ 55 cm x 38 cm | 21.64“ x 14.82“ #00904 | Abstract | Oil on canvas #00933 | Abstract | Oil on canvas #01525 | Abstract | Oil on canvas #00046 | Abstract | Oil on canvas Twilight of the Gods (1957) Abstraction IX.
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