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Elie Nadelman

Elie (Eliasz) Nadelman (1882 - 1946) was active/lived in New York / France, Poland.  Elie Nadelman is known for Abstract figure and animal sculpture.

A sculptor of abstract human figures, Elie Nadelman was one of the first Beaux-Arts* style trained sculptors to experiment with abstraction in figurative subjects.  He applied aesthetic theories he learned in Europe to American subjects and popular culture.  His work seems a combination of classical* methods and folk art*, which merge to create a unique fusion of traditional and modern.

Born with the name Eliasz Nadelman on February 20, 1882 in Warsaw, Poland he was the youngest of seven children of Philip and Hannah Nadelman.  He grew up in Poland's Russian Zone, where the tensions of anti-Semitism existed.  His parentsm who owned a jewelry shop, decided to raise their children in a relatively secular way.

In 1899, Nadelman, by then known as Elie, graduated from the Warsaw Gymnasium and enrolled in the Warsaw School of Fine Arts.  He enlisted in the Russian Imperial Army to avoid a draft, which would have required four years of servi   ...  [Displaying 1000 of 10426 characters.]  Artist bio

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