The Passing Scene by Jack Levine (1941)

The Passing Scene, in brief

Title: The Passing Scene
Artist: Jack Levine (1915–2010)
Artist born in: Boston, United States
Date: 1941
Dimensions: 122 × 76 cm

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What is the creation date of "The Passing Scene" by Jack Levine?

"The Passing Scene" by Jack Levine was created in 1941.

How big is the original "The Passing Scene"?

The original "The Passing Scene" by Jack Levine measures 122 x 76 cm.

Is "The Passing Scene" free of copyright?

Regarding copyright, "The Passing Scene" is still protected by copyright.

Who created "The Passing Scene"?

The artist behind "The Passing Scene" is Jack Levine. The work is catalogued under Jack Levine's name.

At what age did Jack Levine make "The Passing Scene"?

When "The Passing Scene" was created in 1941, Jack Levine - born in 1915 - was 26 years old.

Why is the copyright status of "The Passing Scene" what it is?

"The Passing Scene" by Jack Levine is still protected by copyright. Copyright terms are measured from the artist's death, and Jack Levine died in 2010.

About the artist, Jack Levine

1915–2010, United States

Jack Levine

Jack Levine: A Life in Social Realism Early Life and Education Born: January 3, 1915, Boston, Massachusetts. Levine grew up in the South End of Boston, observing a vibrant street life composed largely of European immigrants and marked by poverty. These early experiences profoundly shaped his artistic vision. Formal Training: He began studying drawing with Harold K.

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