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Lidia Zavadsky was born on 1937 in Drohobycz, then Poland. Discover Lidia Zavadsky's Biography, Age, Height, Physical Stats, Dating/Affairs, Family and career updates. Learn How rich is She in this year and how She spends money? Also learn how She earned most of networth at the age of 64 years old?
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Lidia Zavadsky (Hebrew: לידיה זבצקי; 1937 – November 8, 2001) was an Israeli visual artist. Her work mainly focused on ceramic sculpture. She was head of the ceramics department at Bezalel Academy of Art. She was a Holocaust survivor.
As a consequence of using toxic lead for her art, Lidia developed cancer and died at age 64 in November 2001. Her works are kept in local and international public collections.
She won numerous grants and awards, among them the Sandberg Prize (1992). It was the first time ever that this prize was awarded to an artist in the ceramics medium. This prize enabled her to start her research and experimentation with ancient traditional Chinese glazes.
In 1982 she was invited as guest lecturer for McGregor Art School at Toowoomba, In 1981 she published a book about Rakou techniques and working processes. She was later appointed professor at Bezalel Academy. In the same year she was guest lecturer for a series of workshops in Canada. In 1987 she was nominated to be the head of the ceramics department.
In 1966 her elder daughter was born followed by her son in 1977.
She excelled in her studies and after graduation she joined the department in 1965.
In 1958 her family immigrated to Israel while she stayed in Poland. She graduated in law studies at the University of Wrocław. After graduation she joined her family in 1961. In Israel she found difficulties in adapting and could not use her academic skills for employment. As a result, she worked in cleaning and soon felt discontented, turning to the Polish embassy to ask for a permit to return. There she met a young man Pyotr who came with the same purpose. They found support in each other and decided to stay in Israel and start a new career in art studies at the Bezalel Academy.
Lidia Zavadsky (originally Felicia Schindler) was born in 1937 in Drohobych, Poland (today Ukraine). When she was 2 years old her father was exiled to Siberia and later was recruited to the Red Army and his traces were lost. After the Nazi invasion she stayed with her mother in the Drohobycz ghetto. After the end of the ghetto they hid in a cellar for two years. Towards the end of World War II they were taken to Wroclaw, Poland. There her mother remarried and gave birth to her half-brother in 1946.