Stanislaw Frenkiel (1918-2001) Original Painting “Cabaret” 1973 Brussells

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It’s a rare and beautiful painting from Stanislaw Frenkiel. This painting was exhibited in the Tamara Pfeiffer Gallery in Brussels, … more It’s a rare and beautiful painting from Stanislaw Frenkiel. This painting was exhibited in the Tamara Pfeiffer Gallery in Brussels, Belgium. It was the most prestigious gallery in 1973. Entitled “Cabaret”. It came from a Celebrity Estate in London, England.
Beautiful, original frame.Llnen mat. The painting is on paper in beautiful sj
Hades of rust, black and white. Signed on front of artwork. Mr. Frenkiel’s work os very collected by art collectors worldwide.

Stanislaw Frenkiel was a genius of the 20th century. A figurative expressionist painter, a graphic artist and the author of a series of important essays on art – his work is marked by a passion for the magic which lies at the core of all great art.
Distortion, incongruity, ambiguity and paradox create in each painting an unsettling world where love and death, joy and fear dance recklessly through the short pageant of life.

But this is not a dark expressionism. The dancers and the acrobats, the butchers and the chefs, the freemasons, the prostitutes, the doormen, waiters, magicians, charlatans, the masters of ceremony – even the killers, all those who people his canvasses are fired with euphoria, lit with a blissful energy and determined to confound the lurking presence of death.

Stanislaw Frenkiel was a genius of the 20th century. A figurative expressionist painter, a graphic artist and the author of a series of important essays on art – his work is marked by a passion for the magic which lies at the core of all great art.
Distortion, incongruity, ambiguity and paradox create in each painting an unsettling world where love and death, joy and fear dance recklessly through the short pageant of life.

But this is not a dark expressionism. The dancers and the acrobats, the butchers and the chefs, the freemasons, the prostitutes, the doormen, waiters, magicians, charlatans, the masters of ceremony – even the killers, all those who people his canvasses are fired with euphoria, lit with a blissful energy and determined to confound the lurking presence of death. less