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Jehuda Rodan, Romanian Israeli Artist, Holocaust Survivor, Old Oil Painting on Canvas “Figures in Tiberias”, signed, dated Size: 55 x 74 cm. (21.6 x 29.1 inches) Condition: some rubbing to edges. Jehuda Rodan, Israeli painter, (1916-1985) born in Oradea, Transylvania. Jehuda (Istvan) Rodan was born in Oradea, Transylvania. He began studying medicine in Nancy, France, but left medical school to study art with Alfred Macalik in 1935 and Adolph Fenyes in 1939. In 1945, he returned to Oradea. During World War II he spent four years in Nazi forced labor camps. In 1950-1958, he served as Director of the local branch of the Romanian Painters Association. Rodan immigrated to Israel in 1961, settling in Tel Aviv. Education 1933-1935 Medicine, Nancy, France 1933-1935 Academy of Fine Arts, Nancy, France 1935-38 Studied Art with Alfred Macalik in Romania 1939 Jewish College, Bucharest, Hungary, Advanced Studies in Art with Adolph Fenyes Awards And Prizes 1967 Nordau Prize for Art, The Nordau prize, founded by the World Organization of Hungarian Jews and by the Israeli Organization of Hungarian Immigrants. 1936 Romania State Prize