Quick facts
- Also known as: Elisabeth Tomalin
- Died: 2012
- Museums on this site: Ben Uri Gallery and Museum
- Top-ranked work: Head
- Top 3 works: Head
- Copyright status: Under copyright
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Questions & Answers
Which museums hold Elisabeth Wallach's paintings?
Paintings by Elisabeth Wallach are held at Ben Uri Gallery and Museum.
Which paintings is Elisabeth Wallach known for?
Elisabeth Wallach is known for the works listed in the most famous paintings by Elisabeth Wallach.
Where are Elisabeth Wallach's artworks organized by color?
See Elisabeth Wallach's artworks sorted by color, across the whole spectrum.
Is Elisabeth Wallach's work in the public domain?
No. Works by Elisabeth Wallach are still under copyright.
What aliases or alternate names does Elisabeth Wallach have?
Elisabeth Wallach is also known as Elisabeth Tomalin.
What are the birthplace and birth year of Elisabeth Wallach?
Elisabeth Wallach was born in Dresden in 1912.
In which historical period did Elisabeth Wallach work?
Elisabeth Wallach worked in the Modern period. The period situates the artist's activity in history.
When did Elisabeth Wallach die?
Elisabeth Wallach died in 2012, at about 100 years old.
Can I study Elisabeth Wallach's use of color across all works?
See the colors Elisabeth Wallach used most often, measured across the artworks.