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Kokoschka, Oskar

Austrian painter and printmaker, 1886-1980

Comment on works: portraits; allegory

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Photo of collection object Golda Meir (I) Prime Minister (plate 1) from Jerusalem Faces

Golda Meir (I) Prime Minister (plate 1) from Jerusalem Faces, (1973-1974, executed 1973)

Oskar Kokoschka

Austrian, 1886–1980

MoMA

Photo of collection object Jerusalem Faces

Jerusalem Faces, (1973-1974, prints executed 1973)

Oskar Kokoschka

Austrian, 1886–1980

MoMA

Photo of collection object Dr. Shimon Agranat (plate 2) from Jerusalem Faces

Dr. Shimon Agranat (plate 2) from Jerusalem Faces, (1973-1974, executed 1973)

Oskar Kokoschka

Austrian, 1886–1980

MoMA

Photo of collection object His Beatitude Benedictos I Greek Orthodox Patriarch of Jerusalem (plate 3) from Jerusalem Faces

His Beatitude Benedictos I Greek Orthodox Patriarch of Jerusalem (plate 3) from Jerusalem Faces, (1973-1974, executed 1973)

Oskar Kokoschka

Austrian, 1886–1980

MoMA

Photo of collection object Moshe Dyan Minister of Defense (plate 4) from Jerusalem Faces

Moshe Dyan Minister of Defense (plate 4) from Jerusalem Faces, (1973-1974, executed 1973)

Oskar Kokoschka

Austrian, 1886–1980

MoMA

Photo of collection object Sheik Mustafa Khalil el-Ansari Chief Warden of the Mosque of Omar (plate 5) from Jerusalem Faces

Sheik Mustafa Khalil el-Ansari Chief Warden of the Mosque of Omar (plate 5) from Jerusalem Faces, (1973-1974, executed 1973)

Oskar Kokoschka

Austrian, 1886–1980

MoMA

Photo of collection object Teddy Kolleck Mayor of Jerusalem (plate 6) from Jerusalem Faces

Teddy Kolleck Mayor of Jerusalem (plate 6) from Jerusalem Faces, (1973-1974, executed 1973)

Oskar Kokoschka

Austrian, 1886–1980

Brooklyn Museum

Brooklyn Museum

Photo of collection object Persian War

Persian War, 1969

Oskar Kokoschka

Austrian, 1886-1980

MoMA

Photo of collection object Manhattan I from the portfolio Manhattan

Manhattan I from the portfolio Manhattan, (1966, published 1967)

Oskar Kokoschka

Austrian, 1886–1980

Brooklyn Museum

Brooklyn Museum

Lear (Act I, Scene I), "Therefore be gone without our grace.", from Portfolio, King Lear, 1963

Oskar Kokoschka

Austrian, 1886-1980

Brooklyn Museum

Brooklyn Museum

Edmund (Act I, Scene II), "This is the excellent foppery of the world.", from Portfolio, King Lear, 1963

Oskar Kokoschka

Austrian, 1886-1980

Brooklyn Museum

Brooklyn Museum

Lear and His Men Leaving Goneril's Castle (Act I, Scene V), from Portfolio, King Lear, 1963

Oskar Kokoschka

Austrian, 1886-1980

Brooklyn Museum

Brooklyn Museum

Edgar (Act II, Scene III), "Poor Tom, that's something yet! Edgar I nothing am.", from Portfolio, King Lear, 1963

Oskar Kokoschka

Austrian, 1886-1980

Brooklyn Museum

Brooklyn Museum

Lear, Regan, Goneril (Act II, Scene IV), "O reason not the need.", from Portfolio, King Lear, 1963

Oskar Kokoschka

Austrian, 1886-1980

Brooklyn Museum

Brooklyn Museum

Lear (Act III, Scene IV), "Poor naked wretches.", from Portfolio, King Lear, 1963

Oskar Kokoschka

Austrian, 1886-1980

Brooklyn Museum

Brooklyn Museum

Lear and Fool (Act III, Scene VI), "Arraign her first 'tis Goneril.", from Portfolio, King Lear, 1963

Oskar Kokoschka

Austrian, 1886-1980

Brooklyn Museum

Brooklyn Museum

Gloucested Led by an Old Man (Act IV, Scene I), "I have no way; and therefore want no eyes.", from Portfolio, King Lear, 1963

Oskar Kokoschka

Austrian, 1886-1980

Brooklyn Museum

Brooklyn Museum

Goneril and Edmund (Act IV, Scene 110), "Decline your head, this kiss if it durst speak.", from Portfolio, King Lear, 1963

Oskar Kokoschka

Austrian, 1886-1980

Brooklyn Museum

Brooklyn Museum

Enter with Drum and Colours Cordelia and Soldiers (Act IV, Scene IV), from Portfolio, King Lear, 1963

Oskar Kokoschka

Austrian, 1886-1980

Brooklyn Museum

Brooklyn Museum

Gloucester and Edgar (Act V, Scene III), from Portfolio, King Lear, 1963

Oskar Kokoschka

Austrian, 1886-1980

Brooklyn Museum

Brooklyn Museum

Cordelia (Act IV, Scene VII), "O, you kind gods, cure .", from Portfolio, King Lear, 1963

Oskar Kokoschka

Austrian, 1886-1980

Brooklyn Museum

Brooklyn Museum

Edgar and Edmund Fight (Act V, Scene III), from Portfolio, King Lear, 1963

Oskar Kokoschka

Austrian, 1886-1980

Brooklyn Museum

Brooklyn Museum

Lear with Cordelia in His Arms (Act V, Scene III), "If that her breath will mist or stain the stone, Why, then she lives.", from Portfolio, King Lear, 1963

Oskar Kokoschka

Austrian, 1886-1980

Brooklyn Museum

Brooklyn Museum

Lear with the Body of Cordelia (Act V, Scene III), "And thou no breath at all?", from Portfolio, King Lear, 1963

Oskar Kokoschka

Austrian, 1886-1980

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