1972
The Apprentice (Jacob Kainen, 1972)
Jacob Kainen (1909–2001) made The Apprentice. It dates from 1972. It measures 72 × 56 cm.
- 1972
- 72 × 56 cm
The Apprentice, in brief
- Title
- The Apprentice
- Artist
- Jacob Kainen (1909–2001)
- Artist born in
- Waterbury, United States
- Date
- 1972
- Dimensions
- 72 × 56 cm
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Jacob Kainen, The Apprentice (1972).
Questions on The Apprentice, answered
When was "The Apprentice" made?
"The Apprentice" by Jacob Kainen was created in 1972.
What are the dimensions of the original "The Apprentice" by Jacob Kainen?
The original "The Apprentice" by Jacob Kainen measures 72 x 56 cm.
Is "The Apprentice" free of copyright?
"The Apprentice" by Jacob Kainen is still protected by copyright. This status governs how the image of the work may be reproduced.
Who created "The Apprentice"?
"The Apprentice" is attributed to Jacob Kainen.
What was Jacob Kainen's age when "The Apprentice" was created?
Jacob Kainen made "The Apprentice" at the age of 63. The artist was born in 1909 and the work is dated 1972.
What explains the copyright situation of "The Apprentice" by Jacob Kainen?
"The Apprentice" by Jacob Kainen is still protected by copyright. Copyright duration runs from the artist's death, which occurred in 2001.
About the artist, Jacob Kainen
1909–2001, United States
Jacob Kainen
Jacob Kainen: A Life in Art and Scholarship Born: Waterbury, United States of America (1909) Died: 2002 Jacob Kainen was a multifaceted American artist, renowned as a painter, printmaker, art historian, and collector. His career spanned decades, marked by stylistic evolution, intellectual curiosity, and significant contributions to the art world both through his own creations and his scholarly endeavors. Early Life and Artistic Beginnings Family Background: Born to Russian immigrant parents in Waterbury, Connecticut, Kainen’s upbringing fostered a deep appreciation for culture. His father's inventive spirit and his mother's love of music and literature nurtured his artistic inclinations from an early age.