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- Author Henryk Hochman
- Date of production 1913–1914
- Place of creation Rome
- Dimensions height: 54 cm, length: 33 cm, width: 46 cm
- ID no. MT-A-M/941
- Museum District Museum in Tarnów
- Subjects sculpted, famous people , body
- Technique forging, sculpture, polishing, graining
- Material white marble
- Object copyright District Museum in Tarnów
- Digital images copyright public domain
- Digitalisation RDW MIC, Małopolska's Virtual Museums project
- Tags sculpture , portrait , bust , Jews , 3D , Paris , erotism , woman , 3D plus , public domain
The sculpture was made after 1900 by the artist-sculptor Henryk Hochman, a graduate of the Academy of Fine Arts in Kraków, a disciple of Florian Cynk and Konstanty Laszczka. Hochman continued his education in the workshop of August Rodin in Paris.
more The sculpture was made after 1900 by the artist-sculptor Henryk Hochman, a graduate of the Academy of Fine Arts in Kraków, a disciple of Florian Cynk and Konstanty Laszczka. Hochman continued his education in the workshop of August Rodin in Paris.
Having returned to Poland, Henryk Hochman temporarily stayed in Kraków and then moved to Tarnów. During the Nazi occupation, he was deported to the Bochnia ghetto and was shot by the Germans in 1943. Portraits were his favourite type of sculptures; Hochman portrayed, e.g., Julian Fałat and Olga Boznańska. The sculpture from the collection of the Museum in Tarnów presents the portrait study of an unknown young woman with classical facial features who is supporting her long loosened hair with her right hand, while tilting her head to the left.
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