SIGNED Jewish MINIATURE ART POTFOLIO Polish TUSZYNSKI Judaica BIBLICAL Hebrew

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DESCRIPTION
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Up for auction is an ORIGINAL hand SIGNED , LIMITED and NUMBERED ( 234/300 ) ART PORTFOLIO of 30 MINIATURES
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MINIATURE ARTIST David DEVI TUSZYNSKI ( Spelled also as TUSHINSKY, TUSZINSKY etc ) , A master artist of MINIATURES and ORNAMENTS . TUSZINSKI , A JEWISH - POLISH HOLOCAUST refugee who escaped from the war , WW2 and the HOLOCAUST after fighting as a soldier in the Polish army on the defense of Warsaw, to Eretz Israel - Palestine and later on to Paris - France .  The TRILINGUAL PORTFOLIO -  Hebrew, English anf French was published in Tel Aviv Israel 1976 in a LIMITED and NUMBERED EDITION of only 300 copies which were HAND SIGNED by the artist. The 30 MINIATURES are printed on loose sheets of thin cardboard. Depicting mainly JUDAICA , JEWISH and BIBLICAL themes like : KIng Solomon, King David, Moses, Aaron, The angel Jona, Had Gadyah etc but also other free themes like CIRCUS, CAPUCINO, MARCEL MARCEAU and others.  Stiff curdboard illustrated folded portfolio. 30 miniature sheets plus a few text pages in three languages.
9.5" x 12". An original lithograph is mentioned but is not included in this portfolio. Very goood condition. The portfolio is slightly stained and worn. The inner sheets are in EXCELLENT condition, Perfectly clean and intact. ( Pls look at scan for accurate AS IS images )
. The piece will be sent in a special protective rigid sealed packaging.
AUTHENTICITY
: This is an ORIGINAL vintage  hand signed PORTFOLIO from a LIMITED EDITION of only 300 copies , NOT a reproduction or a reprint  , It holds life long GUARANTEE for its AUTHENTICITY and ORIGINALITY.
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SHIPPMENT
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Shipp worldwide via registered airmail is $ 25 .
Will be sent in a special protective rigid sealed packaging.
Handling around 5-10 days after payment.
DAVID TUSHINSKY - MASTER OF MINIATURES by Eliahu Eisenberg - from Plock Yizkor book, page 67 (English part) 1967 Devi Tuszynski, the miniaturist, is faithful to the tradition of Jewish religious ornamental art. His grandfather was engaged in writing the letters of Tora Scrolls. David was influenced in his art by three factors: the loss of his family and his desire to perpetuate their sufferings, his inability to strike roots in Israel's art world, his desire to become a member of the Jewish-French artistic school. When only one year, his parents moved from Brzezany (near Lodz) to Plotzk, where he lived for 20 years, until the outbreak of war. The romantic scenes of the town inspired him just as they influenced other Plotzk artists, such as Korzen, Zylberberg and Eliowicz. He studied in Lodz, was recruited into the Polish army and soon after the defeat of 1939 moved eastwards. Eventually lie got to Israel, but here he felt that his special brand of art would not be appreciated. For several years he worked for a living, unable to further his artwork. Then he moved to Paris, where, due to his natural ability to make friends and his desire to make his work known, he has succeeded in his career. Two exhibitions of his work took place in Paris in 1948 and he was awarded an international art prize. He maintains his relations with Israel and comes here from time to time, both to exhibit his work (Haifa, Eilat, Petakh Tiqva and other places) and to find new subjects for his art. His drawings are greatly influenced by three factors: The Holocaust, Jewish national rebirth and Europe's culture. One of his critics said that Tushinski's art is "a mirror of his epoch".