Venue: Musée d'art et d'histoire du judaïsme, Paris
A prominent yet little-known figure of the School of Paris, Georges Kars is the subject of his first major Paris retrospective since 1945. Bringing together more than 150 paintings, drawings, and archival documents, the mahJ exhibition reveals a remarkable body of work shaped by the distinctly European trajectory of this early 20th-century Czech artist.
A prominent yet little-known figure of the School of Paris, Georges Kars is the subject of his first major Paris retrospective since 1945. Bringing together more than 150 paintings, drawings, and archival documents, the mahJ exhibition reveals a remarkable body of work shaped by the distinctly European trajectory of this early 20th-century Czech artist.
Exhibition curators:
Anna Pravdová, curator of the Modern Art Collection at the National Gallery in Prague
Pascale Samuel, curator of the mahJ's modern and contemporary collection
Anna Pravdová, curator of the Modern Art Collection at the National Gallery in Prague
Pascale Samuel, curator of the mahJ's modern and contemporary collection
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