83 - David Schneuer (Przemysl 1905–1988 Tel Aviv), “Chez Madame Rose,” ca. 1970, color lithograph on handmade paper, signed in pencil lower right, numbered “133/300” lower left, 62 x 80 cm, mounted under glass with a mat in a black frame accented with blue, overall size: 88 x 106 cm. Limit 360,-

David Schneuer (Przemysl 1905–1988 Tel Aviv), “Chez Madame Rose,” ca. 1970, color lithograph on handmade paper, signed in pencil lower right, numbered “133/300” lower left, 62 x 80 cm, mounted under glass with a mat in a black frame accented with blue, overall size: 88 x 106 cm. Limit 360,- >> recte David Shneor, a Polish-Israeli set designer and poster artist; while on their way to emigrate to the U.S., the family arrived in Hamburg, but they decided to stay in Germany; the family moved to Munich, In 1923, he graduated from high school and subsequently spent time in Paris, attending the academy there; he returned to Munich and was hired as a set designer and poster artist at the Munich Schauspielhaus, In 1933, he was imprisoned in Dachau; immediately after his release, he emigrated to Israel, where he worked as a freelance artist, creating numerous murals and painting the interiors of passenger steamships.