Johnny Friedlaender
Pless, Germany, 1912 – Paris, 1992
- Based
- France
- Media
- Printmaking, painting, drawing
- Generation
- Modern
One of the great printmakers of the twentieth century. Imprisoned in concentration camps under the Nazi regime, he took refuge in Paris after the war and became a French citizen in 1950.
He pioneered colour etching and turned his Paris studio into a school for a whole generation of artists — among them the Brazilian Arthur Luiz Piza. He exhibited in Germany, France, Italy, Japan, the United States and Brazil, and was awarded at the Kamakura Biennial in Japan.
Works by this artist may be available from the collection. For prices, dimensions and provenance, write to the gallery.