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Foreign Correspondents Visit the Ghetto, 1943-1944

by Pavel Fantl

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Pavel Fantl (1903–1945), Foreign Correspondents Visit the Ghetto, Terezin Ghetto, 1943–1944
Pavel Fantl (1903–1945), Foreign Correspondents Visit the Ghetto, Terezin Ghetto, 1943–1944

Ink on paper

Collection of the Yad Vashem Art Museum, Jerusalem
Gift of Ida Fantlová, the artist's mother, courtesy of Ze'ev and Alisa Shek, Caesarea, Israel

Pavel Fantl (1903–1945), Foreign Correspondents Visit the Ghetto, Terezin Ghetto, 1943–1944
Pavel Fantl (1903–1945), Visitors at the World's Fair in Theresienstadt in 1947, Terezin Ghetto, 1943–1944
Pavel Fantl (1903–1945), Visitors at the World's Fair in Theresienstadt in 1947, Terezin Ghetto, 1943–1944

Ink on paper

Collection of the Yad Vashem Art Museum, Jerusalem
Gift of Ida Fantlová, the artist's mother, courtesy of Ze'ev and Alisa Shek, Caesarea, Israel

Pavel Fantl (1903–1945), Visitors at the World's Fair in Theresienstadt in 1947, Terezin Ghetto, 1943–1944
Pavel Fantl (1903, Prague – 1945, Hirschberg, Lower Silesia)
Pavel Fantl (1903, Prague – 1945, Hirschberg, Lower Silesia)

Collection of the Yad Vashem Art Museum, Jerusalem
Gift of Avraham Loebl, Haifa

Pavel Fantl (1903, Prague – 1945, Hirschberg, Lower Silesia)
Pavel Fantl (1903–1945), Foreign Correspondents Visit the Ghetto, Terezin Ghetto, 1943–1944
Pavel Fantl (1903–1945), Foreign Correspondents Visit the Ghetto, Terezin Ghetto, 1943–1944
Pavel Fantl (1903–1945), Visitors at the World's Fair in Theresienstadt in 1947, Terezin Ghetto, 1943–1944
Pavel Fantl (1903–1945), Visitors at the World's Fair in Theresienstadt in 1947, Terezin Ghetto, 1943–1944
Pavel Fantl (1903, Prague – 1945, Hirschberg, Lower Silesia)
Pavel Fantl (1903, Prague – 1945, Hirschberg, Lower Silesia)