File:Watch Tower and the Camp's Gate.jpg

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Watch Tower and the Camp's Gate - A View through the Barbed Wire Fences

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Русский: Чернила, тонкая бумага, 31,5 × 36 см

Подпись (по-французки), в нижнем углу: Ce calque de lithographie a été executé par Gotko au camp de Compiègne en 1942. Je le tiens de Gotko lui-même. Prof. G. Wellers, Paris le 2 novembre 1977. [Копия этой литографии была написана Готко в лагере Компьень в 1942. Я получил ее непосредственно от Готко. Профессор Ж. Веллер, Париж, 2 ноября 1977]

Beit Lohamei Haghetaot, Музейный номер работы 1797.

Подарено профессором Жоржем Веллером, Париж, 1977
English: Ink on transparent paper, 31.5 × 36 cm

Inscribed (in French), lower part: Ce calque de lithographie a été executé par Gotko au camp de Compiègne en 1942. Je le tiens de Gotko lui-même. Prof. G. Wellers, Paris le 2 novembre 1977. [The copy of this lithograph was done by Gotko in Compiègne in 1942, I received it from Gotko himself. Prof. G Wellers, Paris, 2 November 1977]

Beit Lohamei Haghetaot, Museum Number 1797.

Donated by Professor Georges Wellers, Paris, 1977
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Source http://art.holocaust-education.net/explore.asp?langid=1&submenu=205&searchtype=simple&searchtopic=4&id=28
Author Jacques Gotko (Yakow Gotkowski) (1900-1943)

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