Migrants
Acrylic on Linen
64x51in
$49,870
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About this artwork
- Medium
- Acrylic on Linen
- Other details
- Artwork on supported wooden frame. Ready to hang. Framing on request.
- Dimensions
- 21.7x18.1in
Born on July 5, 1857, Clara Eissner was the daughter of a teacher and was also destined for teaching. She quickly became interested in politics, frequenting feminist and socialist circles. In 1878, she joined the Socialist Party but it was banned by Imperial Chancellor Bismarck and she had to go into exile in Zurich.
In Zurich, Clara meets Ossip Zetkin, a Russian revolutionary. They do not marry but have two sons, Kostja and Maxim, and she takes… his name. In 1882, they left for Paris and Clara took an active part in the creation of the Socialist International, campaigning for complete equality of rights between women and men. She fights in particular for women's right to vote, for the right to divorce and free union and for gender equality.
In Zurich, Clara meets Ossip Zetkin, a Russian revolutionary. They do not marry but have two sons, Kostja and Maxim, and she takes… his name. In 1882, they left for Paris and Clara took an active part in the creation of the Socialist International, campaigning for complete equality of rights between women and men. She fights in particular for women's right to vote, for the right to divorce and free union and for gender equality.
About the creator
Jacques Unbekandt
France
Credentials
- International Exposure
« I don't paint what I see, I paint what I think. -Picasso »
Jacques Unbekandt is a painter, printmaker, and sculptor based in France whose works have been exhibited nationally, as well as in Belgium, Spain, China, Egypt, Israel, Cyprus, and Germany. His favorite subject is society and his compositions denounce inequalities and injustices. In addition, life, death, and love are also central themes in Unbekandt's pieces. He describes his style as being in alignment with the Free Figuration movement.
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