Aronson, Naum L.

Born in Kreslavke in 1872, studied at the Vilna drawing school, and from 1891. in Paris, the Ecole des arts decoratifs, and in the private ateliers Calarossi; exhibited work in the Berlin Secession, the Paris Salon in St. Petersburg and other places. Major works Aronson: high relief "Au dela" (head girl), group "Berceau d'amour" (Hero and Leander) and "Nest" (children), the figures "Thirst" (lying naked people), "Blind", "Woe (embracing man and woman), busts, portraits L. Tolstoy, Fet and others. In 1906, Mr.. Bonn Beethoven monument work Aronson - See. "Jewish Encyclopedia" edition of Brockhaus-Efron, III, 181, ff.