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      Troller, Norbert

      1896 - 1984

      Quick Facts

      • Best occasions: conversation
      • Topics explored:
        • black and white
        • theresienstadt
        • architecture
        • concentration camp
        • etching
      • Mediums:
        • drawing
        • etching
      • Corpus themes:
        • architectural precision
        • wwii holocaust documentation
        • theresienstadt camp life
      • Lifespan: 88 years
      • Died: 1984
      • Top-ranked work: Priest bearing cross
      • Also known as: Norbert Troller

      early life and education

      troller, norbert, a czech-american architect and artist, was born in brno, czech republic in 1896. he served as a soldier in world war i, taken prisoner by the italians but released within a year. after the war, he studied architecture at the brno technical university and later at the academy of fine arts in vienna.

      artistic expression in the face of adversity

      in 1942, troller was deported to theresienstadt concentration camp, where he utilized his artistic skills to document life within the camp. his works, characterized by their poignant portrayal of daily life, serve as a testament to the human spirit's capacity for resilience.

      notable works and exhibitions

      • troller's artwork has been featured in various exhibitions, including "terezin 1942-44: through the eyes of norbert troller" at the yeshiva university museum.
      • his designs and sketches have also been showcased in the leo baeck institute's collection, highlighting his architectural expertise within the camp.
      • some of his notable works can be found on AllPaintingsStore, a platform dedicated to showcasing artistic masterpieces.

      legacy and impact

      through his art, troller has left an indelible mark on history, serving as a poignant reminder of the atrocities faced by those in concentration camps during world war ii. his legacy continues to inspire artists and scholars alike.

      further reading and resources

      conclusion

      norbert troller's life serves as a powerful reminder of the human spirit's capacity for resilience and creativity in the face of adversity. through his artwork, we are offered a poignant glimpse into the lives of those who suffered during world war ii, ensuring their stories are never forgotten.

      Questions & Answers

      In which historical period did Troller, Norbert work?

      Troller, Norbert worked in the Modern period. The period situates the artist's activity in history.

      Is there a 3D virtual tour of Troller, Norbert's works?

      A virtual visit is possible: the 3D Museum page of Troller, Norbert presents the artist's works in a three-dimensional gallery.

      Where is Troller, Norbert from?

      Troller, Norbert was born in Czech Republic.

      What are the birthplace and birth year of Troller, Norbert?

      Troller, Norbert was born in Brno in 1896.

      Can I explore Troller, Norbert's works by subject?

      The Subject Atlas page maps Troller, Norbert's artworks by subject.

      What are the birth city and country of Troller, Norbert?

      Troller, Norbert was born in Brno, in Czech Republic.

      Where are Troller, Norbert's artworks grouped by technique?

      The All Medium page groups Troller, Norbert's artworks by technique.

      Art Quiz

      There is only one correct answer for each question.

      Question 1:
      John Everett Millais is best known for his depiction of which iconic Pre-Raphaelite painting?
      Question 2:
      In what year did John Everett Millais move to Los Angeles to further his artistic studies?
      Question 3:
      Which institution did Millais teach art at during his time in Seattle, Washington?
      Question 4:
      Millais's marriage to Effie Chalmers was notable for which reason?
      Question 5:
      What artistic style is most closely associated with John Everett Millais?