Elie Nadelman Collection

Nadelman, Mr. and Mrs. with baby and cat, standing outdoors, 1923 July 12. Creator: Arnold Genthe
Nadelman, Mr. and Mrs. with baby and cat, standing outdoors, 1923 July 12

Nadelman baby, seated outdoors, 1923 July 12. Creator: Arnold Genthe
Nadelman baby, seated outdoors, 1923 July 12

Horse, (bronze on green marble base)
985456 Horse, (bronze on green marble base) by Nadelman, Elie (1882-1946); 32.4 cm; Private Collection; (add.info.: Horse. Elie Nadelman (1882-1946). Bronze on green marble base

Standing Nude, c. 1906- 1907. Creator: Elie Nadelman
Standing Nude, c. 1906- 1907

Classical Figure, c. 1909-1910. Creator: Elie Nadelman
Classical Figure, c. 1909-1910

Classical Head, c. 1909. Creator: Elie Nadelman
Classical Head, c. 1909

Standing Male Nude, c. 1909. Creator: Elie Nadelman
Standing Male Nude, c. 1909

Standing Female Nude, c. 1909. Creator: Elie Nadelman
Standing Female Nude, c. 1909

Head of a Woman, c. 1907-1908. Creator: Elie Nadelman
Head of a Woman, c. 1907-1908

Standing Female Nude, c. 1907. Creator: Elie Nadelman
Standing Female Nude, c. 1907

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Elie Nadelman was a renowned Polish-American sculptor known for his distinctive modernist style and innovative approach to form. Born in 1882, Nadelman studied art in Warsaw before immigrating to the United States in 1914. His work often featured simplified, abstracted figures that captured the essence of movement and emotion. Nadelman's sculptures were highly influential during his lifetime, with many critics praising his ability to blend classical and contemporary aesthetics. He was also a prolific draftsman and painter, creating works that explored similar themes of shape and line. Despite facing challenges as an immigrant artist in America, Nadelman persevered and continued to produce groundbreaking artwork until his death in 1946. Today, his pieces can be found in major museums around the world, solidifying his legacy as one of the most important sculptors of the early 20th century.