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“Dawid Hamelech (King David)”

Ludwig Meidner1949 - 1952

Jewish Museum Frankfurt / Museum Judengasse

Jewish Museum Frankfurt / Museum Judengasse
Frankfurt am Main, Germany

On the back of this watercolored drawing the artist has written the title “Dawid Hamelech (King David).” “Hamelech” is Hebrew for “the king.” Without the help of the title it would be all but impossible to identify the depicted scene. The symbolic attributes usually associated with David in artistic images – a crown and a harp – are absent here.

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  • Title: “Dawid Hamelech (King David)”
  • Creator: Ludwig Meidner (1884 - 1966)
  • Date Created: 1949 - 1952
  • Location Created: London, England
  • Physical Dimensions: 71,3 cm × 53,7 cm
  • Subject Keywords: King David, bible in art, Judaism
  • Type: drawing
  • Rights: Ludwig Meidner Archiv
  • Medium: charcoil, watercolor
Jewish Museum Frankfurt / Museum Judengasse

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