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Lot description
Frame: 26w x 33H Print: 19w x 26H In good condition with wear commensurate with age.Shraga Weil was born into a traditional Jewish family in Nitra, Czechoslovakia on 24 September 1918; in 1931 the family moved to Bratislava. Weil dropped out of high school and worked in the building industry for twoyears, afterwards, becoming apprenticed to a local sculptor in Nitra. In 1937, he began studying art in Prague but following the outbreak of the Second World War, was forced to flee and spent the war years in Budapestforging papers for the Hungarian underground. In 1943, Weil was arrested and sent with his wife to a concentration camp, from which he managed to escape in 1944. After the war, Weil designed books for the Hehalutz movement (a Jewish Zionist youth movement that trained young people for agricultural settlement) and in 1948 moved to Israel. From 1952-53, he studied art in Paris,RH50720