Michel Fingesten (né Michl Finkelstein; 18 April 1884 – 8 October 1943) was a Czech-Austrian painter and graphic artist of Jewish descent. He was one of the most original and prolific graphic artists and bookplates designers of the twentieth century. According to the Italian journalist and critic , "Fingesten is to the history of the ex libris as Pablo Picasso is to that of painting".
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| - Michel Fingesten (cs)
- Michel Fingesten (de)
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| - Michel Fingesten (18. dubna 1884 – 8. října 1943) byl grafik a malíř židovského původu, který patřil k nejznámějším umělcům v předválečném Berlíně. (cs)
- Michel Fingesten, eigentlich Michael Finkelstein (geboren 18. April 1884 in Buczkowitz, Österreichisch-Schlesien; gestorben 8. Oktober 1943 in Cerisano, Kalabrien) war Maler und Graphiker. Fingesten war einer der produktivsten Graphiker von Exlibris des 20. Jahrhunderts. (de)
- Michel Fingesten, né le 18 avril 1884 à Butzkowitz en Silésie autrichienne (Empire austro-hongrois) et mort le 8 octobre 1943 à Cerisano (Italie), est un peintre, dessinateur et graveur italien d'origine triestine. (fr)
- Michel Fingesten (né Michl Finkelstein; 18 April 1884 – 8 October 1943) was a Czech-Austrian painter and graphic artist of Jewish descent. He was one of the most original and prolific graphic artists and bookplates designers of the twentieth century. According to the Italian journalist and critic , "Fingesten is to the history of the ex libris as Pablo Picasso is to that of painting". (en)
- Michel Fingesten è stato un pittore e incisore ceco di origine ebraica.È considerato uno dei più grandi artisti di ex libris della storia. (it)
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| - Colored dice with checkered background (en)
- Colored dice with white background (en)
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| - Improvisationen über das Thema Liebe , put together by Fingesten in 1923 especially for the collector Heinrich Stinnes. (en)
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| - Michel Fingesten (18. dubna 1884 – 8. října 1943) byl grafik a malíř židovského původu, který patřil k nejznámějším umělcům v předválečném Berlíně. (cs)
- Michel Fingesten, eigentlich Michael Finkelstein (geboren 18. April 1884 in Buczkowitz, Österreichisch-Schlesien; gestorben 8. Oktober 1943 in Cerisano, Kalabrien) war Maler und Graphiker. Fingesten war einer der produktivsten Graphiker von Exlibris des 20. Jahrhunderts. (de)
- Michel Fingesten, né le 18 avril 1884 à Butzkowitz en Silésie autrichienne (Empire austro-hongrois) et mort le 8 octobre 1943 à Cerisano (Italie), est un peintre, dessinateur et graveur italien d'origine triestine. (fr)
- Michel Fingesten (né Michl Finkelstein; 18 April 1884 – 8 October 1943) was a Czech-Austrian painter and graphic artist of Jewish descent. He was one of the most original and prolific graphic artists and bookplates designers of the twentieth century. According to the Italian journalist and critic , "Fingesten is to the history of the ex libris as Pablo Picasso is to that of painting". (en)
- Michel Fingesten è stato un pittore e incisore ceco di origine ebraica.È considerato uno dei più grandi artisti di ex libris della storia. (it)
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