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American sculptor

Elie Nadelman
Born	Eliasz Nadelman 20 February 1882
Died	28 December 1946
Nationality	Polish, American
Known for	Sculpture
Movement	School of Paris (École de Paris)
Patron(s)	Helena Rubinstein

Elie Nadelman (born Eliasz Nadelman; February 20, 1882 – December 28, 1946) was a Polish-American sculptor, draughtsman of the School of Paris and a collector of folk art. ^[1][2]

Early years

Nadelman was born into a Jewish family in Warsaw in 1882.^[1] He studied briefly in Warsaw and then visited Munich in 1902 where he became interested in Classical antiquities at the Glyptothek. He lived in Paris from 1904 to 1914, closely involved with the avant-garde, exhibiting at the Société des Artistes Indépendants and at the Salon d'Automne from 1905 to 1908. His first solo exhibition in 1909 at the Galerie Druet, Paris, revealed a large series of plaster and bronze classical f

Elie Nadelman - Graham Shay 1857

Eliasz 'Elie' Nadelman was a sculptor, born in Warsaw on 20th February 1882.

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Elie Nadelman | Modernist, Expressionist, Cubist | Britannica

Elie Nadelman was a Polish-born sculptor whose mannered curvilinear human figures greatly influenced early 20th-century American sculpture.

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Elie Nadelman (born February 20, , Warsaw, Russian Empire [now in Poland]—died December 28, , Bronx, New York, U.S.) was a Polish-born sculptor whose mannered curvilinear human figures greatly influenced early 20th-century American sculpture.

Elie Nadelman - Smithsonian American Art Museum

Elie Nadelman developed a heart condition in and committed suicide in New York, USA on 28 December A major exhibition of his work was held at MoMA, New York, in Elie Nadelman was born in Warsaw, Poland on 20 February

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Eliasz ‘Elie‘ Nadelman was a sculptor, born in Warsaw on 20th February He created his works in Poland, Germany, Paris, and New York.