Dora Holzhandler Art
Dora Holzhandler was a French contemporary artist, born in 1928 in Paris, into a family of Polish refugees. She was later sent to live with a foster family, on a farm in Normandy, France. Holzhandler returned to her Jewish family, when she was five years old, before the family moved to London, in 1934. Though she endured the war in England, much of her extended family perished at Auschwitz, Poland. In 1948, she attended the Anglo-French Art School, in St. John’s Wood. Her childhood memories and Jewish roots permeate her work, as do her Buddhist beliefs. Holzhandler's innocent art has many fans, including Irish writer, Edna O’Brien, television art historian, Sister Wendy Beckett and comedian, Jack Dee, among others.
21st Century and Contemporary Symbolist Dora Holzhandler Art
Paper, Pastel, Felt Pen
Late 19th Century Symbolist Dora Holzhandler Art
Pencil, Crayon, Color Pencil
Mid-20th Century Modern Dora Holzhandler Art
Felt Pen, Pastel, Watercolor
1960s Post-War Dora Holzhandler Art
Paper, Watercolor, Felt Pen, Pencil
21st Century and Contemporary Dora Holzhandler Art
Paper, India Ink, Felt Pen
1920s Symbolist Dora Holzhandler Art
Pastel, Watercolor
21st Century and Contemporary Abstract Impressionist Dora Holzhandler Art
Paper, Pastel, Ink, Watercolor, Pen
Mid-20th Century Modern Dora Holzhandler Art
Felt Pen, Paper
2010s Symbolist Dora Holzhandler Art
Charcoal, Canvas, Oil Pastel
Early 2000s Symbolist Dora Holzhandler Art
Pastel
1910s Symbolist Dora Holzhandler Art
Wax Crayon
Early 2000s Art Deco Dora Holzhandler Art
Paper, Felt, Felt Pen, Graphite
2010s Symbolist Dora Holzhandler Art
Charcoal, Canvas, Oil Pastel