Notre Fuhrer ( Vienne, ref 971), 2010
Ink on paper
Unique artwork
Signé et daté
Ink on paper
Unique artwork
Signé et daté
Persécution dans la forêt, Auschwitz, ref 101, 1994
Acrylic on cardboard
Unique artwork
Signé et daté
Célia Pernot, courtesy la maison rouge
Acrylic on cardboard
Unique artwork
Signé et daté
Célia Pernot, courtesy la maison rouge
Sans titre ( Bergen-Belsen, ref 510), 1995
Ink on cardboard
Unique artwork
Signé et daté
Célia Pernot courtesy la maison rouge
Ink on cardboard
Unique artwork
Signé et daté
Célia Pernot courtesy la maison rouge
L'enfer (Holle) ref 652, 25/07/2004
Gouache on cardboard
Unique artwork
Signé et daté
Gouache on cardboard
Unique artwork
Signé et daté
Sans titre, ref 859, 1999
Mixed media on paper
Unique artwork
Signé et daté
Mixed media on paper
Unique artwork
Signé et daté
Tout est mort, ref 894, 16/10/1999
Mixed media on paper
Unique artwork
Signé et daté
Mixed media on paper
Unique artwork
Signé et daté
Peur, 1943 ( Vienne, ref 756), 2008
Ink on paper
Unique artwork
Signé et daté
Ink on paper
Unique artwork
Signé et daté
Sans titre, ref 842, 2002
Encre sur papier
Unique artwork
Signé et daté
Encre sur papier
Unique artwork
Signé et daté
Sans titre, ref 937
Ink on paper
Unique artwork
Signé et daté
Ink on paper
Unique artwork
Signé et daté
Sans titre (Bergen-Belsen, ref 942), 19/04/2011
Gouache on paper
Unique artwork
Signé et daté
Gouache on paper
Unique artwork
Signé et daté
Maman, ou est la mère de l'enfant? Elle est morte (Auschwitz, ref 951), 11/07/2009
Ink on paper
Unique artwork
Signé et daté
Ink on paper
Unique artwork
Signé et daté
Sans titre (Auschwitz), ref 988, 2011
Ink on paper
Unique artwork
Signé et daté
Ink on paper
Unique artwork
Signé et daté
Maman. Sans mots, ref 1002, 2010
Ink on paper
Unique artwork
Signé et daté
Ink on paper
Unique artwork
Signé et daté
Ceija
STOJKA
Ceija Stojka was born in Austria in 1933, the fifth of six children. Her family were Lovara Roma horse traders from Central Europe. Ceija was ten years old when she was deported with her mother, Marie Sidi, and other family members. She survived three concentration camps: Auschwitz-Birkenau, Ravensbrück and Bergen-Belsen. It was only forty years later, in 1988 at the age of fifty-five, that she felt the need and the necessity to tell her story and embarked on a vast act of memory. Though considered illiterate, she wrote several poignant books in a poetic and highly personal style. She created at the same time powerful works on paper with her own colorful and strong style. She died in 2013, lefting behind her about hundred works.
