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Through a Narrow Window - Friedl Dicker-Brandeis and Her Terezin Students (Hardcover)
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Through a Narrow Window - Friedl Dicker-Brandeis and Her Terezin Students (Hardcover)
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Not long after the end of World War II, two suitcases from Terezin,
the socalled model ghetto designed by the Nazi propaganda machine
to showcase creative endeavors, were delivered to members of what
remained of the Jewish community of Prague. The contents of the
suitcases included children's drawings, paintings, and collages
made at Terezin. Rediscovered in the 1950s, the pictures, by then
housed at the Jewish Museum in Prague, were exhibited, and over
time some were published. Friedl Dicker-Brandeis was the remarkable
woman who taught art to many of Terezin's children before she was
killed at Auschwitz. While she has been valorized for her heroic
efforts as a teacher, her approach to teaching art has remained
unexamined. This book and the accompanying exhibition offer a
closer look at the methods and philosophy of Dicker-Brandeis's
teaching, the history behind it, and its possible psychological
effects on the children interned at Terezin. Besides discussing
aesthetic empathy as the basis of her teaching philosophy and
practice, the book includes biographical and art historical
information on Dicker-Brandeis, who trained at the Weimar Bauhaus,
and restores her to her rightful place as an artist, teacher, and
heroine behind Nazi lines in the Second World War.
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