Yosef Kuzkovski Paintings & Artwork for Sale | Yosef Kuzkovski Art Value Price Guide

Jan. 30, 2023
YOSEF KUZKOVSKI (RUSSIA / ISRAEL, 1902-1970) - LITHOGRAPH, 1969.
Est: $200 - $300
Yosef Kuzkovski (Russia / Israel, 1902-1970) - Lithograph, 1969. Dedication in Russian from Yosef Kuzkovski. Signed and dated. 42x47cm.
Pasarel
Nov. 17, 2022
YOSEF KUZKOVSKI (RUSSIA / ISRAEL, 1902-1970) - WATER STREAM, OIL ON PAPER.
Est: $200 - $400
Yosef Kuzkovski (Russia / Israel, 1902-1970) - Water Stream, Oil on Paper. Signed. 28x21cm.
Pasarel
Mar. 19, 2022
Yosef Kuzkovski (Russian, 1902-1970)
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A Red Army soldier in the battlefront, 1943. RARE! Ink on paper, 8 x 19 cm, Signed and dated
Yair Art Gallery
Feb. 28, 2022
Yosef Kuzkovski (Russian, 1902-1970)
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A Red Army soldier in the battlefront, 1943. RARE! Ink on paper, 8 x 19 cm, Signed and dated
Yair Art Gallery
Oct. 25, 2021
Yosef Kuzkovski (Russian, 1902-1970)
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A Red Army soldier in the battlefront, 1943. RARE! Ink on paper, 8 x 19 cm, Signed and dated
Yair Art Gallery
Sep. 25, 2021
Yosef Kuzkovski (Russian, 1902-1970)
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A Red Army soldier in the battlefront, 1943. RARE! Ink on paper, 8 x 19 cm, Signed and dated
Yair Art Gallery
Jul. 05, 2021
Yosef Kuzkovski (Russian, 1902-1970)
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Traditional Russian Folk Dancer, Pastels and ink on paper, 20 x 10 cm, Signed
Yair Art Gallery
May. 29, 2021
Yosef Kuzkovski (Russian, 1902-1970)
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Traditional Russian Folk Dancer, Pastels and ink on paper, 20 x 10 cm, Signed
Yair Art Gallery
Mar. 04, 2021
Yosef Kuzkovski (Russian - Israeli, 1902-1970)
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Deer, Mixed media on paper, 25 x 31 cm, Signed
Yair Art Gallery
Jan. 30, 2021
Yosef Kuzkovski (Russian - Israeli, 1902-1970)
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Deer, Mixed media on paper, 25 x 31 cm, Signed
Yair Art Gallery
Jan. 07, 2021
Yosef Kuzkovski (Russian - Israeli, 1902-1970)
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A Red Army soldier in the battlefront, 1943. RARE! Ink on paper, 8 x 19 cm, Signed and dated
Yair Art Gallery
Dec. 12, 2020
Yosef Kuzkovski (Russian - Israeli, 1902-1970)
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A Red Army soldier in the battlefront, 1943. RARE! Ink on paper, 8 x 19 cm, Signed and dated
Yair Art Gallery
Aug. 24, 2020
Yosef Kuzkovski (Russian - Israeli, 1902-1970)
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A Red Army soldier in the battlefront, 1943, Ink and gouache on paper, 8 x 19 cm, Signed and dated. RARE!
Yair Art Gallery
Jul. 28, 2020
Yosef Kuzkovski (Russian - Israeli, 1902-1970)
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A Red Army soldier in the battlefront, 1943, Ink on paper, 8 x 19 cm, Signed and dated. RARE!
Yair Art Gallery
Jul. 19, 2020
Yosef Kuzkovski 1902–1970 Folder with 10 color and b/w plates, "Let My People go" 1971.
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Yosef Kuzkovski (1902 – 1970) Folder with 10 color and b/w plates, ‘Let My People go’ Lion the Printer, Tel Aviv,1971, 4 pages text in English and Hebrew, size: 34 x 25 cm. Folder torn to spine, some wear and rubbing wear, yellowing to plates mainly near edges. Yosef Kuzkovski was a Jewish Russian dissident.
The Bidder
Jun. 22, 2020
Yosef Kuzkovski (Russian - Israeli, 1902-1970)
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Traditional Russian Folk Dancer, Pastels & ink on paper, 20 x 10 cm, Signed
Yair Art Gallery
May. 20, 2020
Yosef Kuzkovski (Russian - Israeli, 1902-1970)
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Traditional Russian Folk Dancer, Pastels & ink on paper, 20 x 10 cm, Signed
Yair Art Gallery
Apr. 27, 2020
Yosef Kuzkovski (Russian - Israeli, 1902-1970)
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Deer, Mixed media on paper, 25 x 31 cm, Signed
Yair Art Gallery
Mar. 14, 2020
Yosef Kuzkovski (Russian - Israeli, 1902-1970)
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Deer, Mixed media on paper, 25 x 31 cm, Signed. RARE!
Yair Art Gallery
Dec. 11, 2019
YOSEF KUZKOVSKI Hand Signed Linocut Jewish Judaica Holocaust Latvian
Est: $800 - $1,200
YOSEF KUZKOVSKI 1902-1970 Mogilev, Belarus 1902 - 1970 Tel Aviv Israel (Russian / Latvian) Title: No Brothers Stand with Submitting Hands, 1964 / שטייט ניט ברידער מיט פארלייגטע הענטו Technique: Original Hand Signed and Dated Linocut on paper Paper size: 73.5 x 55 cm / 28.9 x 21.7 in Additional Information: The interesting work is a linocut by the Jewish Russian artist Yosef Kuzkovski. It is hand signed and dated by the artist in the lower right margin. The hand written text reads in Yiddish: "שטייט ניט ברידער מיט פארלייגטע הענטו" (No Brothers Stand with Submitting Hands) It was realised in 1964. The work is stamoed verso with a Soviet stamp. Literature: Aleks Faitelson, The Truth and Nothing But the Truth: Jewish Resistance in Lithuania, page 265, illustrated. Note: Yosef Kuzkovski, Painter. born in 1902, Russia. Immigrated to Israel 1969. Died 1970, four months after immigration. Studies: Art Academy, Kiev. After a long struggle for immigrating to Israel, he arrived in Israel in 1969, but after four months he passed away. 1970 exhibition in memory of the artist at the Artist's House in Tel Aviv. His Works are included in the collections of The Revolution Museum in Moscow, The Museum of Art, Riga, The Museum of Art, Oslo, and more. His most famous painting is "The Led Executed" ("Babi - Yar") which described the last hours of the Jews of Kiev led to death. The work was purchased by the Knesset and is there today. Yosef Kuzkovski left his parents’ home in a young age, volunteered for service during the Russian Revolution and, when the fighting was over, enrolled at the Kiev Institute. It was close to the outbreak of the Second World War that Kuzkovski felt the stirrings of a growing interest in the riches of Judaism. He began drawing and painting Jewish characters in a series of works all of which were lost during the War years. During the War he was resettled in Uzbekistan, where he began work on a canvas that was to take up many years of his time: "The Last Way", but at the same time he was also working on a number of pictures destined for various museums. When the war was over he moved to Riga and continued working on "The Last Way" and on a new canvas "When Victory Comes". Yosef Kuzkovski did a considerable amount of graphic work, and his home was almost a "club" for youth, to whom he wished to spread knowledge of hid art and methods. Throughout his life, Yosef Kuzkovski clung steadfastly to the hope that he would one day come "home", to his motherland and own country. It was only in 1969 that he succeeded to get the permition to immigrate to Israel. The dream was of short duration: Kuzkovski lived only four months in Israel until he passed away on January 4, 1970. Condition: Good condition apart from two tears in the margins, creases, handling marks, stray ink verso.
Gilden's Art Gallery
Oct. 30, 2019
Yosef Kuzkovski - Water Stream, Oil on Paper.
Est: $200 - $400
Yosef Kuzkovski (Russia/Israel, 1902-1970) - Water Stream, Oil on Paper. Signed. Framed. 28x21cm. Frame: 37x30cm.
Pasarel
Aug. 06, 2019
Yosef Kuzkovski (Russian - Israeli, 1902-1970)
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Soldier, Pastel & ink on paper, 20 x 10 cm, Signed
Yair Art Gallery
Jul. 13, 2019
Yosef Kuzkovski (Russian - Israeli, 1902-1970)
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Soldier, Pastel & ink on paper, 20 x 10 cm, Signed
Yair Art Gallery
Jun. 12, 2019
YOSEF KUZKOVSKI Hand Signed Linocut Jewish Judaica Holocaust Latvian
Est: $800 - $1,200
YOSEF KUZKOVSKI 1902-1970 Mogilev, Belarus 1902 - 1970 Tel Aviv Israel (Russian / Latvian) Title: We Shall Live, 1965 / מיר וועלן לעבן Technique: Original Hand Signed and Dated Linocut in Colours with Addions in Ink Paper size: 74 x 45 cm / 29.1 x 17.7 in Additional Information: The interesting work is a linocut in colours by the Jewish Russian artist Yosef Kuzkovski. The Linocut is printed in two colours and has addition in ink and pencil in the lettering in the upper part. It is also hand signed and dated by the artist in the lower right margin. The hand written text reads in Yiddish: "מיר וועלן לעבן" (We shall live) It was realised in 1965 and is probably a preparatory proof for a poster. The work is stamoed verso with a Soviet stamp. Another impression of this linocut can be found in the artist's estate, now part of the Maria and Michael Zetlin Museum of Russian Art, Ramat Gan. Literature: Aleks Faitelson, The Truth and Nothing But the Truth: Jewish Resistance in Lithuania, page 265, illustrated. Note: Yosef Kuzkovski, Painter. born in 1902, Russia. Immigrated to Israel 1969. Died 1970, four months after immigration. Studies: Art Academy, Kiev. After a long struggle for immigrating to Israel, he arrived in Israel in 1969, but after four months he passed away. 1970 exhibition in memory of the artist at the Artist's House in Tel Aviv. His Works are included in the collections of The Revolution Museum in Moscow, The Museum of Art, Riga, The Museum of Art, Oslo, and more. His most famous painting is "The Led Executed" ("Babi - Yar") which described the last hours of the Jews of Kiev led to death. The work was purchased by the Knesset and is there today. Yosef Kuzkovski left his parents’ home in a young age, volunteered for service during the Russian Revolution and, when the fighting was over, enrolled at the Kiev Institute. It was close to the outbreak of the Second World War that Kuzkovski felt the stirrings of a growing interest in the riches of Judaism. He began drawing and painting Jewish characters in a series of works all of which were lost during the War years. During the War he was resettled in Uzbekistan, where he began work on a canvas that was to take up many years of his time: "The Last Way", but at the same time he was also working on a number of pictures destined for various museums. When the war was over he moved to Riga and continued working on "The Last Way" and on a new canvas "When Victory Comes". Yosef Kuzkovski did a considerable amount of graphic work, and his home was almost a "club" for youth, to whom he wished to spread knowledge of hid art and methods. Throughout his life, Yosef Kuzkovski clung steadfastly to the hope that he would one day come "home", to his motherland and own country. It was only in 1969 that he succeeded to get the permition to immigrate to Israel. The dream was of short duration: Kuzkovski lived only four months in Israel until he passed away on January 4, 1970. Condition: Good condition apart from numerous creases in the upper part and margins, a horizontal fold across the upper part, a tear in the lower left corner of the margins.
Gilden's Art Gallery
May. 14, 2019
Yosef Kuzkovski, Jewish Russian dissident. Self portrait Poster, orig. print. Signed, dedicated to Nahum Korzhavin - a Russian poet of Jewish descent, a dissident. Moscow, 1969
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Yosef Kuzkovski, Russian dissident. Self portrait Poster, orig. print. 1967 Signed, dedicated to Nahum (Naum) Korzhavin - a Russian poet of Jewish descent,] a dissident. Moscow, 1969It was farewell gift to Nahum (Naum) Korzhavin before Kuzkovski's leaving for IsraelVERY RARE RUSSIAN JUDAICA DISSIDENT ITEM!INSCRIPTION (DEDICATION) IN RUSSIAN:TO NAUM – SEE YOU AT HOME (meant – Israel) KUZKOVSKI 1969On the poster Kuzkovski is hearing on Radio news from abroad, forbidden in USSR – enemy voices.DIMENSIONS: 38 x 27.5 cm. (14.9 x 10.8?)SOME WEAR, REPAIR STRIPSYosef Kuzkovski, Painter. b. 1902, Russia. Immigrated 1969. His painting, "The Last Road - Babi Yar", hangs in the Knesset. Died 1970, four months after immigration.Education: Painting Academy, KievTHE PICTURE OF KUZKOVSKI IN KNESSET:The government floor contains an oil painting by the Russian-born artist Joseph Kuzkovsky (1902 – 1969) entitled “Led to the Slaughter – Babi Yar.” There are claims that the painting done in 1947, does not specifically depict the events in Babi Yar, but one of the many expulsions committed by the Nazis in the conquered areas of the Soviet Union, which mostly ended with executions by gunshot. The picture depicts the expulsion of a Jewish community towards the forest – a common event in many east-European areas during 1941-1942. Kuzkovsky painted himself in the picture, as the male image in the center, who is described as a Jewish soldier of the Red Army escaping from captivity and being expelled with his family when visiting them. The artist immigrated to Israel in 1969, carrying the picture in his jacket for fear that the Soviet authorities will not allow him to take it with him. He passed away several months later, and the picture was acquired from his widow in 1971. A better known painting of Babi Yar by Kuzkovsky, depicting women before their execution, is on display at the Yad VaShem museum.Nahum (Naum Moiseyevich Korzhavin (1925-2018) was a Russian poet of Jewish descent, a dissident and emigrant who moved to Boston, Massachusetts in 1973 and lived there 43 years.
The Bidder
Feb. 25, 2019
Yosef Kuzkovski - Water Stream, Oil on Paper.
Est: $200 - $400
Yosef Kuzkovski (Russia/Israel, 1902-1970) - Water Stream, Oil on Paper. Signed. Framed. 28x21cm. Frame: 37x30cm.
Pasarel
Jan. 24, 2019
Yosef Kuzkovski (Russia/Israel, 1902-1970) - Jewish Figure, Oil on Paper.
Est: $300 - $500
Yosef Kuzkovski (Russia/Israel, 1902-1970) - Jewish Figure, Oil on Paper. Signed. Framed. 26x18cm. Frame: 55x45cm. Stains.
Pasarel
Jan. 24, 2019
Yosef Kuzkovski - Water Stream, Oil on Paper.
Est: $200 - $400
Yosef Kuzkovski (Russia/Israel, 1902-1970) - Water Stream, Oil on Paper. Signed. Framed. 28x21cm. Frame: 37x30cm.
Pasarel
Dec. 30, 2018
Yosef Kuzkovski (Russian - Israeli, 1902-1970)
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Village landscape, Pencil on paper, 32 x 23 cm, Signed
Yair Art Gallery
Dec. 30, 2018
Yosef Kuzkovski (Russian - Israeli, 1902-1970)
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Red Army Gunners, 1943, Ink on paper, 5 x 18 cm, Signed and dated
Yair Art Gallery
Nov. 18, 2018
Yosef Kuzkovski (Russian - Israeli, 1902-1970)
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Village landscape, Pencil on paper, 32 x 23 cm, Signed
Yair Art Gallery
Nov. 18, 2018
Yosef Kuzkovski (Russian - Israeli, 1902-1970)
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Red Army Gunners, 1943, Ink on paper, 5 x 18 cm, Signed and dated
Yair Art Gallery
Aug. 20, 2018
Yosef Kuzkovski (Russian - Israeli, 1902-1970)
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Red Army Gunners, 1943, Ink on paper, 5 x 18 cm, Signed and dated
Yair Art Gallery
Jul. 14, 2018
Yosef Kuzkovski (Russian - Israeli, 1902-1970)
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Figure having a rest in the Soviet front, 1943, Ink on paper, 8 x 19 cm, Signed and dated. Rare!
Yair Art Gallery
Jul. 11, 2018
Yosef Kuzkovski (1902-1970) Folder 10 color & b/w plates, 1971
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Yosef Kuzkovski (1902- 1970) Folder 10 color and b/w plates, Let My People go Lion the Printer, Tel Aviv,1971, 4 pages text in English and Hebrew Fair condition
The Bidder
Jun. 17, 2018
Yosef Kuzkovski (Russian - Israeli, 1902-1970)
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A deer, Mixed media on paper, 25 x 31 cm, Signed
Yair Art Gallery
May. 12, 2018
Yosef Kuzkovski (Russian - Israeli, 1902-1970)
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A deer, Mixed media on paper, 25 x 31 cm, Signed
Yair Art Gallery
Apr. 21, 2018
Yosef Kuzkovski (Russian - Israeli, 1902-1970)
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A Russian farmer, Pastels & ink on paper, 20 x 10 cm, Signed
Yair Art Gallery
Feb. 25, 2018
Yosef Kuzkovski (Russian - Israeli, 1902-1970)
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Deer, Mixed media on paper, 25 x 31 cm, Signed
Yair Art Gallery
Jan. 13, 2018
Yosef Kuzkovski (Russian - Israeli, 1902-1970)
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Deer, Mixed media on paper, 25 x 31 cm, Signed
Yair Art Gallery
Jan. 03, 2018
Yosef Kuzkovski 1920-1970 (Russian, Israeli) Field of roses, 1956 felt-tip pen on paper
Est: $60 - $80
Yosef Kuzkovski 1920-1970 (Russian, Israeli) Field of roses, 1956 felt-tip pen on paper h:20 w: 14 cm. signed and dated lower left Other Notes: Location: Israel. For estimated delivery time please contact us.
Matsart Auctioneers & Appraisers
Nov. 28, 2017
YOSEF KUZKOVSKI Hand Signed Linocut Jewish Judaica Holocaust Latvian
Est: $800 - $1,200
YOSEF KUZKOVSKI 1902-1970 Mogilev, Belarus 1902 - 1970 Tel Aviv Israel (Russian / Latvian) Title: No Brothers Stand with Submitting Hands, 1964 / שטייט ניט ברידער מיט פארלייגטע הענטו Technique: Original Hand Signed and Dated Linocut on paper Paper size: 73.5 x 55 cm / 28.9 x 21.7 in Additional Information: The interesting work is a linocut by the Jewish Russian artist Yosef Kuzkovski. It is hand signed and dated by the artist in the lower right margin. The hand written text reads in Yiddish: "שטייט ניט ברידער מיט פארלייגטע הענטו" (No Brothers Stand with Submitting Hands) It was realised in 1964. The work is stamoed verso with a Soviet stamp. Literature: Aleks Faitelson, The Truth and Nothing But the Truth: Jewish Resistance in Lithuania, page 265, illustrated. Note: Yosef Kuzkovski, Painter. born in 1902, Russia. Immigrated to Israel 1969. Died 1970, four months after immigration. Studies: Art Academy, Kiev. After a long struggle for immigrating to Israel, he arrived in Israel in 1969, but after four months he passed away. 1970 exhibition in memory of the artist at the Artist's House in Tel Aviv. His Works are included in the collections of The Revolution Museum in Moscow, The Museum of Art, Riga, The Museum of Art, Oslo, and more. His most famous painting is "The Led Executed" ("Babi - Yar") which described the last hours of the Jews of Kiev led to death. The work was purchased by the Knesset and is there today. Yosef Kuzkovski left his parents’ home in a young age, volunteered for service during the Russian Revolution and, when the fighting was over, enrolled at the Kiev Institute. It was close to the outbreak of the Second World War that Kuzkovski felt the stirrings of a growing interest in the riches of Judaism. He began drawing and painting Jewish characters in a series of works all of which were lost during the War years. During the War he was resettled in Uzbekistan, where he began work on a canvas that was to take up many years of his time: "The Last Way", but at the same time he was also working on a number of pictures destined for various museums. When the war was over he moved to Riga and continued working on "The Last Way" and on a new canvas "When Victory Comes". Yosef Kuzkovski did a considerable amount of graphic work, and his home was almost a "club" for youth, to whom he wished to spread knowledge of hid art and methods. Throughout his life, Yosef Kuzkovski clung steadfastly to the hope that he would one day come "home", to his motherland and own country. It was only in 1969 that he succeeded to get the permition to immigrate to Israel. The dream was of short duration: Kuzkovski lived only four months in Israel until he passed away on January 4, 1970. Condition: Good condition apart from two tears in the margins, creases, handling marks, stray ink verso.
Gilden's Art Gallery
Jun. 15, 2017
YOSEF KUZKOVSKI Hand Signed Linocut Jewish Judaica Holocaust Latvian
Est: $800 - $1,200
YOSEF KUZKOVSKI 1902-1970 Mogilev, Belarus 1902 - 1970 Tel Aviv Israel (Russian / Latvian) Title: We Shall Live, 1965 / מיר וועלן לעבן Technique: Original Hand Signed and Dated Linocut in Colours with Addions in Ink Paper size: 74 x 45 cm / 29.1 x 17.7 in Additional Information: The interesting work is a linocut in colours by the Jewish Russian artist Yosef Kuzkovski. The Linocut is printed in two colours and has addition in ink and pencil in the lettering in the upper part. It is also hand signed and dated by the artist in the lower right margin. The hand written text reads in Yiddish: "מיר וועלן לעבן" (We shall live) It was realised in 1965 and is probably a preparatory proof for a poster. The work is stamoed verso with a Soviet stamp. Another impression of this linocut can be found in the artist's estate, now part of the Maria and Michael Zetlin Museum of Russian Art, Ramat Gan. Literature: Aleks Faitelson, The Truth and Nothing But the Truth: Jewish Resistance in Lithuania, page 265, illustrated. Note: Yosef Kuzkovski, Painter. born in 1902, Russia. Immigrated to Israel 1969. Died 1970, four months after immigration. Studies: Art Academy, Kiev. After a long struggle for immigrating to Israel, he arrived in Israel in 1969, but after four months he passed away. 1970 exhibition in memory of the artist at the Artist's House in Tel Aviv. His Works are included in the collections of The Revolution Museum in Moscow, The Museum of Art, Riga, The Museum of Art, Oslo, and more. His most famous painting is "The Led Executed" ("Babi - Yar") which described the last hours of the Jews of Kiev led to death. The work was purchased by the Knesset and is there today. Yosef Kuzkovski left his parents’ home in a young age, volunteered for service during the Russian Revolution and, when the fighting was over, enrolled at the Kiev Institute. It was close to the outbreak of the Second World War that Kuzkovski felt the stirrings of a growing interest in the riches of Judaism. He began drawing and painting Jewish characters in a series of works all of which were lost during the War years. During the War he was resettled in Uzbekistan, where he began work on a canvas that was to take up many years of his time: "The Last Way", but at the same time he was also working on a number of pictures destined for various museums. When the war was over he moved to Riga and continued working on "The Last Way" and on a new canvas "When Victory Comes". Yosef Kuzkovski did a considerable amount of graphic work, and his home was almost a "club" for youth, to whom he wished to spread knowledge of hid art and methods. Throughout his life, Yosef Kuzkovski clung steadfastly to the hope that he would one day come "home", to his motherland and own country. It was only in 1969 that he succeeded to get the permition to immigrate to Israel. The dream was of short duration: Kuzkovski lived only four months in Israel until he passed away on January 4, 1970. Condition: Good condition apart from numerous creases in the upper part and margins, a horizontal fold across the upper part, a tear in the lower left corner of the margins.
Gilden's Art Gallery
May. 07, 2017
Yosef Kuzkovski (Russian - Israeli, 1902-1970)
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Lot of 3 drawings, 1950s: Couple / Shrub / Boy, Ink on paper, 20 x 15, 20 x 14 & 15 x 20 cm, Signed, one is dated "1956"
Yair Art Gallery
Jan. 07, 2017
Yosef Kuzkovski (Russian - Israeli, 1902-1970)
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Yosef Kuzkovski (Russian - Israeli, 1902-1970) Soldier, Pastels & ink on paper, 20 x 10 cm, Signed
Yair Art Gallery
Nov. 05, 2016
Yosef Kuzkovski (Russian - Israeli, 1902-1970)
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A Convoy of the Red Army, Lithograph, 76 x 58 cm, Signed
Yair Art Gallery
Sep. 03, 2016
Yosef Kuzkovski (Russian - Israeli, 1902-1970)
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Soldier, Pastels & ink on paper, 20 x 10 cm, Signed
Yair Art Gallery
Jul. 09, 2016
Yosef Kuzkovski (Russian - Israeli, 1902-1970)
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Landscape, Pencil on paper, 32 x 23 cm, Signed
Yair Art Gallery