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Diese Werke aus der Yad Vashem Sammlung wurden von jüdischen Künstlern zwischen 1939 und 1945 gemalt.
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“Art from the Holocaust” features 100 works created in secret by 50 artists between 1939 and 1945 while they were confined to the camps or ghettos. Twenty-four of the artists did not survive. The drawings and paintings on display at the German Historical Museum depict the suffering, drudgery and terror endured by the detainees.
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“Art from the Holocaust” features 100 works created in secret by 50 artists between 1939 and 1945 while they were confined to the camps or ghettos. Twenty-four of the artists did not survive. The drawings and paintings on display at the German Historical Museum depict the suffering, drudgery and terror endured by the detainees.
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“Art from the Holocaust” features 100 works created in secret by 50 artists between 1939 and 1945 while they were confined to the camps or ghettos. Twenty-four of the artists did not survive. The drawings and paintings on display at the German Historical Museum depict the suffering, drudgery and terror endured by the detainees.
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“Art from the Holocaust” features 100 works created in secret by 50 artists between 1939 and 1945 while they were confined to the camps or ghettos. Twenty-four of the artists did not survive. The drawings and paintings on display at the German Historical Museum depict the suffering, drudgery and terror endured by the detainees.
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“Art from the Holocaust” features 100 works created in secret by 50 artists between 1939 and 1945 while they were confined to the camps or ghettos. Twenty-four of the artists did not survive. The drawings and paintings on display at the German Historical Museum depict the suffering, drudgery and terror endured by the detainees.
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Over 100 guests attended, including Minister of Foreign Affairs of Liechtenstein Dr. Aurelia Frick (center), Speaker of the Parliament Dr. Albert Frick and MPs, journalists, members of the Liechtenstein Yad Vashem Friends Association and other guests. The event’s keynote speaker, Yad Vashem Benefactor Prof. Jan-Philipp Reemtsma (second left) stressed: "If you want to understand this world in which you live, if you want to understand the humanity… then you should visit Yad Vashem."
