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The Age of Classics Tully Filmus Kiddush ORIGINAL LITHOGRAPH | 1975 | PENCIL SIGNED | NUMBERED 6 / 100 JUDAICA | FRAMED UNDER GLASS A Moment of Ritual, Preserved in Lithograph
An original limited-edition lithograph by American artist Tully Filmus (1903-1998) depicting Kiddush, the traditional Jewish blessing over wine.
Created in 1975, the work is pencil signed by Tully Filmus, titled \"Kiddush\" in pencil, and individually numbered 6/100 from an edition of only 100.
The composition depicts a bearded man holding the Kiddush cup while reading the blessing, rendered in Filmus\'s expressive figurative style.
Original Limited Edition Tully Filmus • Kiddush • 1975 • Original Lithograph • Pencil Signed • Titled • Numbered 6 / 100 The Image Kiddush
Filmus depicts a bearded man holding the Kiddush cup while reading the blessing over wine.
The figure is rendered in Filmus\'s expressive figurative manner, with the focus placed on the individual and the quiet ritual being performed.
Jewish life and ritual became an important part of Filmus\'s mature body of work, making Kiddush characteristic of one of the central subjects associated with the artist.
Signed & Numbered Edition 6 of 100
The lower margin carries the identifying pencil inscriptions for the work:
Pencil Inscribed 6 / 100 • \"Kiddush\" • Tully Filmus Numbered lower left • Titled lower center • Signed lower right The Artist Tully Filmus • 1903-1998
American artist Tully Filmus studied at the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts and the Barnes Foundation, and later taught at Cooper Union.
His work was exhibited repeatedly at the Whitney Museum during the 1940s, and the Whitney acquired his painting Gladys in 1945.
Filmus is particularly known for figurative works depicting Jewish life and tradition, subjects that became an important part of his mature artistic output.
Edition & Identification A Documented Composition
This particular composition is documented in other impressions from the same edition of 100, including examples cataloged at sale as Kiddush, 1975, lithograph.
This example is individually numbered 6/100 and carries its title and Filmus\'s signature in pencil along the lower margin.
Object Details At a Glance Artist Tully Filmus (American, 1903-1998) Title Kiddush Date 1975 Medium Lithograph on paper Edition 6 / 100 Signed Yes, pencil signed lower right Titled \"Kiddush\" in pencil, lower center Numbered 6 / 100 in pencil, lower left Subject Judaica / Kiddush / Jewish ritual Overall Framed Size Approx. 22.5 x 31 inches Presentation Matted and framed under glass Orientation Portrait Condition Report Vintage Condition
Vintage pre-owned condition with age consistent with the work and its presentation.
Some scattered age-related spotting / foxing is visible on the paper. The frame and presentation may show minor wear from previous display and handling.
Please review all photographs carefully, including close-up photographs of the pencil signature, title, edition number, and paper, as they form an important part of the description.
Jewish Life in Art A quiet ritual captured by an artist who returned again and again to the people, traditions and ceremonies of Jewish life.
Pencil signed, titled, dated to 1975, and numbered 6 from an edition of only 100, Kiddush combines a documented artist with a deeply traditional subject.
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