Terezin: People waiting for the soup (1943) er det maleri, som Norbert Troller er bedst kendt for; det befinder sig på Leo Baeck Institute, New York City. Terezin, Latrines (1942) og Terezin: Yard (1943) fuldender trioen af de mest elskede lærreder. Vores katalog indeholder 17 værker af Norbert Troller. Her er de 17 mest berømte, med årstal, museum og historien bag hvert lærred.
Rangordnet efter vores popularitetsscore, som kombinerer søgninger, besøg og ordrer for hvert værk. Opdateret oktober 2026.
In the hauntingly delicate lines of "Terezin: People waiting for the soup," we encounter more than just a drawing; we enter a profound moment of human endurance captured by the hand of Norbert Troller. Created in 1943, amidst the unimaginable darkness of the Theresienstadt concentration camp, this work serves as a poignant window into a period of immense suffering and quiet resilience. The piece captures a scene that, on the…
In the hauntingly sparse lines of "Terezin, Latrines," we encounter more than just a drawing; we enter a visceral moment of survival captured by the hand of Norbert Troller. Created in 1942, during the harrowing period of his interment in the Theresienstadt concentration camp, this work serves as a profound piece of visual testimony. The scene unfolds within a subterranean or basement-like space, where a group of individuals gathers on…
In the hauntingly delicate lines of "Terezin: Yard," we encounter more than just a sketch; we enter a window into a profound moment of human endurance. Created in 1943 by the Czech-American artist Norbert Troller, this black and white drawing serves as a poignant fragment of a much larger, darker narrative. The scene depicts a streetscape that, at first glance, might resemble any old European town, yet it is imbued…
In the quiet, shadowed corners of art history, few works possess the profound emotional weight found in Terezin: Still-life. Painted in 1942 by the Czech-American artist Norbert Troller, this intimate composition serves as much more than a mere study of objects; it is a hauntingly beautiful testament to the human spirit amidst the darkness of the Theresienstadt concentration camp. At first glance, the viewer is met with a collection of…
In the delicate, monochromatic lines of Street Scene, Paris, we are transported to a moment frozen in time, captured by the masterful hand of Norbert Troller in 1948. This etching serves as more than just a topographical record of a French boulevard; it is a soulful meditation on the enduring rhythm of urban life. Through the intricate interplay of light and shadow, Troller invites the viewer to wander through a…
In the quietude of 1940, amidst a world teetering on the brink of profound historical shifts, Norbert Troller captured a fragment of timeless peace in his etching, Waterside, Maine. This exquisite black and white work invites the viewer into a coastal sanctuary, where the rhythmic pulse of the Atlantic meets the stillness of a summer afternoon. The composition centers upon a weathered pier, a structural anchor that extends into the…
In the hauntingly quiet lines of "Terezin: Yard," we are transported back to 1943, a period defined by profound darkness and the indomitable strength of the human spirit. Created by the Czech-American artist Norbert Troller during his harrowing imprisonment in the Theresienstadt concentration camp, this drawing serves as much more than a mere visual record; it is a poignant window into a stolen moment of communal existence. The scene captures…
In the hauntingly quiet depths of Norbert Troller’s 1943 drawing, Junk Furniture, Terezin, we are invited into a space that transcends mere clutter to become a profound meditation on loss and survival. Created during one of the darkest chapters of the twentieth century, this work serves as a visceral window into the Theresienstadt concentration camp. The scene, rendered with a stark, monochromatic precision, depicts a courtyard or room overwhelmed by…
In the hauntingly quiet corners of history, certain artworks emerge not merely as aesthetic objects, but as profound testimonies to the human spirit. "Terezin: On a supervised outing," a delicate watercolor created in 1942 by the Czech-American artist Norbert Troller, serves as one such window into a world of unimaginable hardship. At first glance, the painting captures a scene of deceptive simplicity: a group of children gathered around a small…
In the delicate, monochromatic strokes of Norbert Troller’s 1940 etching, Ile St. Louis, we are transported to a bygone era of Parisian elegance. This masterful work captures the…
De fire motiver, der optræder hyppigst på disse lærreder, hver med sit mest elskede eksempel.
Det museum, der rummer flest af malerierne på denne side.
| Museum | By | Værker af Norbert Troller | Malerier fra denne liste |
|---|---|---|---|
 Leo Baeck Institute |
New York City | 17 | Terezin: People waiting for the soup, Terezin, Latrines, Terezin: Yard |
Cirka et årti ved staffeliet, fra 1940 til 1950: Norbert Troller's daterede lærreder, år efter år.
In the quietude of 1940, amidst a world teetering on the brink of profound historical shifts, Norbert Troller captured a fragment of timeless peace in his etching, Waterside,…
In the delicate, monochromatic strokes of Norbert Troller’s 1940 etching, Ile St. Louis, we are transported to a bygone era of Parisian elegance. This masterful work captures the…
In the hauntingly sparse lines of "Terezin, Latrines," we encounter more than just a drawing; we enter a visceral moment of survival captured by the hand of Norbert…
In the quiet, shadowed corners of art history, few works possess the profound emotional weight found in Terezin: Still-life. Painted in 1942 by the Czech-American artist Norbert Troller,…
In the hauntingly quiet corners of history, certain artworks emerge not merely as aesthetic objects, but as profound testimonies to the human spirit. "Terezin: On a supervised outing,"…
In the hauntingly delicate lines of "Terezin: People waiting for the soup," we encounter more than just a drawing; we enter a profound moment of human endurance captured…
In the hauntingly delicate lines of "Terezin: Yard," we encounter more than just a sketch; we enter a window into a profound moment of human endurance. Created in…
In the hauntingly quiet lines of "Terezin: Yard," we are transported back to 1943, a period defined by profound darkness and the indomitable strength of the human spirit.…
In the hauntingly quiet depths of Norbert Troller’s 1943 drawing, Junk Furniture, Terezin, we are invited into a space that transcends mere clutter to become a profound meditation…
In the delicate, monochromatic lines of Street Scene, Paris, we are transported to a moment frozen in time, captured by the masterful hand of Norbert Troller in 1948.…
Terezin: People waiting for the soup (1943), Leo Baeck Institute, New York City. Terezin, Latrines (1942) og Terezin: Yard (1943) følger efter.
Norbert Troller, født i 1896, var 47 år gammel: Terezin: People waiting for the soup er fra 1943.
Terezin: People waiting for the soup, Terezin, Latrines, Terezin: Yard, Terezin: Still-life., Street Scene, Paris, Waterside, Maine, Terezin: Yard, Junk Furniture, Terezin, Terezin: On a supervised outing og Piazza, Italy. Hvert lærred i den ovenstående rangliste er angivet med årstal og museum.
17 værker af Norbert Troller er i vores katalog, dateret fra 1940 til 1950.
Primært i Leo Baeck Institute (New York City); listen ovenfor nævner hvert museum og dets lærreder.
I 1940, som udgør 8 af de 17 værker på denne side, herunder Waterside, Maine.
Det tidligste lærred her er Waterside, Maine (1940); det seneste er New York City (1950).
Black and white (7), Theresienstadt (4) og Concentration camp (4), fordelt på de 17 værker på denne side.
Drawing, anvendt i 5 af de 17 værker på denne side.
Contemporary realism, som lærrederne på denne side viser.
Leo Baeck Institute, New York City har 17 af værkerne på denne side, herunder Terezin: People waiting for the soup, Terezin, Latrines og Terezin: Yard.
