24 drawings from the concentration camps in Germany by Jerzy Zieleziński
I recently acquired this portfolio of drawings but they are too large for my scanner...
luckily I found a complete set of scans online
A series of 24 powerfully evocative charcoal drawings that were created by Polish Artist and former political prisoner in Dachau Concentration Camp, Jerzy Zielezinski.
The drawings were produced in 1946 after his liberation from Dachau. The 24 original rotogravure prints are 16" x 12" in size and published and printed in Munich.
Below is the complete portfolio:
Title page-cover
Title page
List of Illustrations in Folio
Title: "Transport"
Title: "The New Arrival"
Title: "Before the Bath"
Title: "I am Hungry"
Title: "Night Shift"
Title: "When will it be my turn?"
Title: "Foreman"
Title: "Punishment"
Title: "Suicide"
Title: "If only I"
Title: "Work is liberty!"
Title: "Garroted"
Title: "Delerium"
Title: "Shadows in the square"
Title: "The Capo"
Title: "I am cold!"
Title: "The Womens' Roll Call"
Title: "The Hospital"
Title: "Small Criminal"
Title: "The Prominents"
Title: "The Shot"
Title: "To the Wall"
Title: "Evacuation"
Title: "Strange Incident"
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