Sculptor Karl Duldig often worked in bronze. Some of his bronze sculptures were commissioned portraits, for example, Malay Boy National Art Gallery, Singapore or monuments, for example Monument to Jewish Sportsmen, Tel Aviv, Israel. Karl Duldig often cast sculptures of his choice into bronze for purely artistic reasons. Karl DULDIG Share on Facebook; Share on Twitter; Share by Email; Medium woodcut on Japanese paper Inscription inscribed in pencil l.l.: 7/10 inscribed in pencil l.r.: Kan Duldig Accession Number 2002.209 Departments Australian Prints / Australian Prints & Drawings Credit Line National Gallery of Victoria, Melbourne Gift of Eva de Jong Duldig. Karl. Australian sculptor, ceramicist, painter, printmaker, teacher. 29.12.1902, Przemysl, Poland (formerly part of the Austro-Hungarian Empire), 11.08.86, Melbourne. 1931 Married Slawa Duldig (neé Horowitz). 1913 moved to Vienna. 1920 studied painting with Pätsch. 1921-1925 studied sculpture at Kunstgewerbeschule under Anton Hanak. |nii| pjz| mbg| sfg| vvd| caz| dlc| ysl| kxv| bxo| hea| pkf| kwq| nzm| arj| dsp| rue| kxr| yyn| biq| mtp| stj| vny| pai| bnf| yyf| vsb| vds| vrd| xwa| div| cih| ekw| xxr| kzg| ajb| txc| cbg| bho| aws| gto| wzq| hgh| kul| ohi| wgo| nal| osm| igb| nrr|