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Ne
复制材质
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最终总价
$ 300
艺术家简介
Early Life and Background
- Born: August 12, 1909, Chicago, United States of America
- Died: October 5, 1997
- Parents: Margaret and Egbert H. Gold (successful businessman in radiator and heating systems)
- Education: Masters School at Dobbs Ferry, New York; Finishing school in Italy
- Early life involved extensive travel to London and Paris, socializing with European elite.
Wartime Humanitarian Efforts
- By 1939, living in Paris when World War II broke out.
- Joined forces with Varian Fry to assist Jewish and anti-Nazi artists and intellectuals escaping France.
- Subsidized the Emergency Rescue Committee (ERC) operation, credited with rescuing approximately 2,000 refugees.
- Notable escapees assisted included Jacques Lipchitz, Marc Chagall, Hannah Arendt, and Otto Meyerhof.
- Efforts involved smuggling refugees through mountains to Spain or aboard freighters to North/South America.
- Raymond Couraud, a French foreign legionnaire and her lover, played a significant role in these efforts.
Post-War Life and Literary Legacy
- Resided primarily in a house she built in Gassin, Var, near Saint-Tropez, France after the war.
- Published memoir Crossroads Marseilles, 1940 (1980), detailing her wartime experiences; translated into French in 2001.
- Left literary estate to Pierre Sauvage.
- Never married and had no children.
Artistic Contributions: The Quilt "Ne"
- Created the quilt "Ne," currently housed at the National Quilt Museum in Paducah, United States.
- Details about the artistic style and specific influences of her quilting work are limited but represent a unique creative outlet alongside her humanitarian endeavors.
Historical Significance and Recognition
- Mary Jayne Gold's actions during World War II were crucial to saving numerous artists and intellectuals from persecution.
- Her bravery and dedication exemplify the efforts of individuals who risked their lives to aid those fleeing Nazi oppression.
- Recognition through biographical accounts, novels (e.g., The Postmistress of Paris), and television series (e.g., *Transatlantic*) has brought renewed attention to her contributions.
- Her story serves as an inspiration and a reminder of the importance of humanitarian action in times of crisis.
Mary Jayne Gold
1909 - 1997 , United States of America
艺术家简介
- Date Of Birth: August 12, 1909
- Date Of Death: October 5, 1997
- Full Name: Mary Jayne Gold
- Nationality: American
- Notable Artworks: ['Ne\\']
- Place Of Birth: Chicago, United States




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