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The English artist Mark Gertler, born in 1891, came from a Jewish-Polish family. Gertler is regarded as one of the most important key figures in British art of the early 20th century. Already as a child he showed great talent for drawing.
Program Report: Economic Fluctuations and Growth, 2019. 06/01/2019. Featured in print Reporter. By Mark Gertler and Peter J. Klenow. Over the last decade, research in the Economic Fluctuations and Growth (EFG) Program has responded to important macroeconomic challenges. This report emphasizes four areas in which there have been significant ...
Mark Gertler (Rosetown, Saskatchewan Canadá, 1951) se licenció en Economía por la Universidad de Wisconsin (1973) y se doctoró en Economía por la Universidad de Stanford (1978). Hoy ocupa la Cátedra Henry y Lucy Moses de Economía en la Universidad de Nueva York, institución a la que se incorporó en 1990.
Mark Gertler. 代表作品：. 艺术家名： 马克·格特勒（Mark Gertler）. 生卒日期： 1891年12月9日 - 1939年6月23日. 国籍：英国. 马克·格特勒的全部作品（100）. 马克·格特勒（Mark Gertler），出生于马克格特勒（Marks Gertler），是一位英国画家的人物题材，肖像和静物。. 他 ...
22 de jun. de 2022 · Mark Gertler, Merry-Go-Round, 1916. Tate Britain. On the 23rd of June 1939, British figurative painter Mark Gertler gassed himself in his London studio. His suicide ended the period of the artist’s prolonged depression caused by growing financial difficulties, unfavourable reviews after the exhibition at the Lefevre Gallery, and the recent ...
Together, these paintings, executed between c. 1908 and 1924, represent the major themes and motifs of Gertler’s early career: portraiture (particularly of members of his own family), the still life, and the landscape, spanning Gertler’s personal and artistic journey from the East End to Hampstead via the Slade.
Mark Gertler. (1891-1939), Painter. Sitter in 100 portraits. Artist of 6 portraits. Born into a Polish-Jewish immigrant family in Spitalfields, in 1908 Gertler enrolled in the Slade School of Art under Henry Tonks and alongside Paul Nash, where he befriended Edward Marsh and Dora Carrington. Lady Ottoline Morrell became his patron, through whom ...
