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Eulogy

Vancouver-born Louise Schatz, who died in Jerusalem last week at 81, was one of Israel’s most singular artists and perhaps the leading exponent of the abstract watercolor. Between 1945-48 she was one of the “California Seven” group...

Magical Music by Louise Schatz - Meir Ronnen

The semi-retrospective exhibition of 55 watercolours, collage, gouache and a single oil pastel by Louise Schatz is one of the most interesting, accomplished and certainly the most cheery and pleasing show by any local painter...

Bezalel National Museum - Karl Katz , 01/06/1957

Louise (McClure) Schatz grew up in San Francisco, California, a fifth generation Californian. She was graduated with a Master’s degree (M.A.) in Art from the University of California. Margaret Peterson was once an art teacher...

Group Exhibition of Collages , 24/06/1966

Collages by Audrey Bergner, Jean David, Anatol Gurewitz, Rafi Lavie, Israel Paldi, Louise Schatz, Mina Sisseiman, Shulamit Tal and Aharon Vitkin are on view at the Artists’ Pavilion till July 2, and make up a light-hearted and colourful...

Gordon Gallery - Karl Katz , 29/09/1966

The watercolors on exhibit have a unity greater than that which results from the fact that they are painted by the same artist. Each of these works has the extraordinary ability of evoking from every viewer the exciting sensation...

Louise Schatz Enchants - Sarah Wilkinson, 14/10/1966

It is not often that one has an opportunity to see an exhibition that gives such pure pleasure to the eye as the collection of works by Louise Schatz of Jerusalem, now on view at the Gordon Gallery (till Oct. 19). These small paintings...

Water Colours Exhibit Catalog - Israel Museum - Cohen/Miller, 01/01/1969

Louise Schatz was born in Vancouver, Canada and studied fine arts at the University of California. As a member of the"California Seven" group she created prints...

Gallery of Modern Art - Old Jaffa, 19/03/1971

Eight Jerusalem artists - Aside from the geographical common denominator, the only other possible link, at least between six of these eight artists of three or four artistic generations, is that all or part of their works shown are based...

Louise Schatz Ushers in the Spring - Gil Goldfine, 18/05/1973

The art world has reached an interim impasse and with a number of trends seeking international acceptance, a sort of visual power vacuum has been created. Environments, earth works, kinetics and sound, conceptual reports and...

Maker of Magic - Meir Ronnen, 13/09/1974

Louise Schatz’s retrospective of watercolours and collage now at the Jerusalem Artists House is an unmitigated delight, a reminder in our sad and troubled times that art and original creation does not have to be all Sturm und Drang, nor an...

Conversation between Ruth Debel and Louise Schatz, 01/10/1978

Conversation between Ruth Debel andLouise Schats in view of her exhibitionat the Debel Gallery, October 1978 R.D. Of course Lilik will be present in this show. I can’t forget the day he came to talk to us about it. L.S. Did he come alone...

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מאמרים אודות לואיז (מקלור) שץ

Eulogy

Vancouver-born Louise Schatz, who died in Jerusalem last week at 81, was one of Israel’s most singular artists and perhaps the leading exponent of the abstract watercolor. Between 1945-48 she was one of the “California Seven” group...

Magical Music by Louise Schatz - Meir Ronnen

The semi-retrospective exhibition of 55 watercolours, collage, gouache and a single oil pastel by Louise Schatz is one of the most interesting, accomplished and certainly the most cheery and pleasing show by any local painter...

Bezalel National Museum - Karl Katz , 01/06/1957

Louise (McClure) Schatz grew up in San Francisco, California, a fifth generation Californian. She was graduated with a Master’s degree (M.A.) in Art from the University of California. Margaret Peterson was once an art teacher...

Group Exhibition of Collages , 24/06/1966

Collages by Audrey Bergner, Jean David, Anatol Gurewitz, Rafi Lavie, Israel Paldi, Louise Schatz, Mina Sisseiman, Shulamit Tal and Aharon Vitkin are on view at the Artists’ Pavilion till July 2, and make up a light-hearted and colourful...

Gordon Gallery - Karl Katz , 29/09/1966

The watercolors on exhibit have a unity greater than that which results from the fact that they are painted by the same artist. Each of these works has the extraordinary ability of evoking from every viewer the exciting sensation...

Louise Schatz Enchants - Sarah Wilkinson, 14/10/1966

It is not often that one has an opportunity to see an exhibition that gives such pure pleasure to the eye as the collection of works by Louise Schatz of Jerusalem, now on view at the Gordon Gallery (till Oct. 19). These small paintings...

Water Colours Exhibit Catalog - Israel Museum - Cohen/Miller, 01/01/1969

Louise Schatz was born in Vancouver, Canada and studied fine arts at the University of California. As a member of the"California Seven" group she created prints...

Gallery of Modern Art - Old Jaffa, 19/03/1971

Eight Jerusalem artists - Aside from the geographical common denominator, the only other possible link, at least between six of these eight artists of three or four artistic generations, is that all or part of their works shown are based...

Louise Schatz Ushers in the Spring - Gil Goldfine, 18/05/1973

The art world has reached an interim impasse and with a number of trends seeking international acceptance, a sort of visual power vacuum has been created. Environments, earth works, kinetics and sound, conceptual reports and...

Maker of Magic - Meir Ronnen, 13/09/1974

Louise Schatz’s retrospective of watercolours and collage now at the Jerusalem Artists House is an unmitigated delight, a reminder in our sad and troubled times that art and original creation does not have to be all Sturm und Drang, nor an...

Conversation between Ruth Debel and Louise Schatz, 01/10/1978

Conversation between Ruth Debel andLouise Schats in view of her exhibitionat the Debel Gallery, October 1978 R.D. Of course Lilik will be present in this show. I can’t forget the day he came to talk to us about it. L.S. Did he come alone...

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