1927

The Bridge (Raphael Soyer, 1927)

Raphael Soyer (1899–1987) made The Bridge. It dates from 1927. It measures 57 × 76 cm.

  • 1927
  • 57 × 76 cm
The Bridge by Raphael Soyer, 1927
The Bridge by Raphael Soyer, 1927.

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The Bridge, in brief

Title
The Bridge
Artist
Raphael Soyer (1899–1987)
Artist born in
Borisoglebsk, Russia
Date
1927
Dimensions
57 × 76 cm

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When was "The Bridge" made?

The creation of "The Bridge" by Raphael Soyer is dated 1927.

What size is "The Bridge" by Raphael Soyer in real life?

The original "The Bridge" by Raphael Soyer measures 57 x 76 cm.

Is "The Bridge" by Raphael Soyer in the public domain?

Regarding copyright, "The Bridge" is still protected by copyright.

Who created "The Bridge"?

"The Bridge" is attributed to Raphael Soyer.

What was Raphael Soyer's age when "The Bridge" was created?

Raphael Soyer made "The Bridge" at the age of 28. The artist was born in 1899 and the work is dated 1927.

What explains the copyright situation of "The Bridge" by Raphael Soyer?

The copyright status of "The Bridge" - still protected by copyright - follows from the artist's death in 1987.

About the artist, Raphael Soyer

Raphael Soyer

1899–1987, Russia

Raphael Soyer

The Soul of the City: The Life and Legacy of Raphael Soyer In the bustling, often indifferent landscape of twentieth-century New York, few artists captured the quiet, melancholic pulse of urban humanity as tenderly as Raphael Soyer. Born in 1899 in Borisoglebsk, Russia, Soyer’s journey was one defined by migration, resilience, and an unwavering commitment to the representational truth. Alongside his identical twin brother, Moses, Raphael was raised in a household where intellect and artistry were paramount. His father, Abraham, a Hebrew scholar and teacher, fostered an environment of deep academic pursuit that would later provide the intellectual scaffolding for Raphael’s social commentary.

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