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The Pat Wall Gallery - Oils by Bezalel Schatz - Gertrude M Harris, 01/05/1947

The vigor and explosive color, the great force of Bezalel Schatz, grows from a devotion to the earth and an understanding of what is upon the earth. It is as if his inner fire were related to that fire within the earth that caused volcanoes to erupt...

San Francisco Exhibition of Oil Paintings - Foreword by Henry Miller, 23/04/1949

Some artists - Michelangelo, Van Gogh, Rouault, for example — give the impression of being immolated afresh in each succeeding creation. We feel their presence as strongly as did the loving disciples when the Master rose from the dead...

The Local Galleries In Brief Review - Alfred Frankenstein, 21/08/1949

Black and white reproduction was never made to serve the paintings of Bezalel Schatz. His exhibition at the San Francisco Museum of Art exploits color at its highest point of brilliance and intensity. Color is dropped, squeezed and flung...

Into the Night Life - A collaboration with Henry Miller, 01/12/1949

The purpose of this publication is to give you the salient features of Into the Night Life - How it was made, what it is about, its role in book production - together with a few testimonials from individuals qualified to appraise its merits. Is a...

A Dream of a Book - J.den Haan, 01/12/1949

Miller’s dream book is “a dream of a book.” Not in the sense that a schoolgirl uses the expression, but literally. Into the Night Life is the most remarkable work that ever came into my hands. It is indeed a dream book, and the result which...

Bodley Gallery, 24/11/1950

Bezalel Schatz, born and educated in Jerusalem, was formerly an expressionist in the German tradition. In his latest paintings on view the second half of this month at the Bodley Gallery, he has moved far into the field of abstracted symbolism...

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Bezalel Schatz Articles

The Pat Wall Gallery - Oils by Bezalel Schatz - Gertrude M Harris, 01/05/1947

The vigor and explosive color, the great force of Bezalel Schatz, grows from a devotion to the earth and an understanding of what is upon the earth. It is as if his inner fire were related to that fire within the earth that caused volcanoes to erupt...

San Francisco Exhibition of Oil Paintings - Foreword by Henry Miller, 23/04/1949

Some artists - Michelangelo, Van Gogh, Rouault, for example — give the impression of being immolated afresh in each succeeding creation. We feel their presence as strongly as did the loving disciples when the Master rose from the dead...

The Local Galleries In Brief Review - Alfred Frankenstein, 21/08/1949

Black and white reproduction was never made to serve the paintings of Bezalel Schatz. His exhibition at the San Francisco Museum of Art exploits color at its highest point of brilliance and intensity. Color is dropped, squeezed and flung...

Into the Night Life - A collaboration with Henry Miller, 01/12/1949

The purpose of this publication is to give you the salient features of Into the Night Life - How it was made, what it is about, its role in book production - together with a few testimonials from individuals qualified to appraise its merits. Is a...

A Dream of a Book - J.den Haan, 01/12/1949

Miller’s dream book is “a dream of a book.” Not in the sense that a schoolgirl uses the expression, but literally. Into the Night Life is the most remarkable work that ever came into my hands. It is indeed a dream book, and the result which...

Bodley Gallery, 24/11/1950

Bezalel Schatz, born and educated in Jerusalem, was formerly an expressionist in the German tradition. In his latest paintings on view the second half of this month at the Bodley Gallery, he has moved far into the field of abstracted symbolism...

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