Jules Perahim, (24 May 1914, Bucuresti - 2 March 2008, Paris) was a Romanian painter of Jewish nationality, one of the most representative surrealist figure in Romania. He was a student of painters Nicolae Vermont and Costin Petrescu Perahim.
Together with Gherasim Luca was chief editor for the avant-garde magazines Unu (1930 - 1932) and Alge (1930 - 1933).
Perahim had his first solo exhibition in Bucharest, organized by Marcel Janco. Between 1936 and 1940, he was a regular contributor of socially engaged drawings in the progressive press.
Perahim lived in the Soviet Union during the WWII, returning with the Red Army and becoming a member of the new communist government. Eventually he moved to France and today is remembered mostly for his work in surrealism.
Works illustrated:
- 1950 Povestiri - Mihail Sadoveanu
- 1950 Poezii - Mihai Eminescu (Editura de Stat)
- 1952 Revizorul - N. V. Gogol (Ed. de Stat pentru Literatură şi Artă)
- 1953 Teatru - Lev Tolstoi (Ed. de Stat pentru Literatură şi Artă)
- 1953 Cântecele pădurii tinere (Ed. Tineretului)
- 1953 Povestiri - Lev Tolstoi (Ed. de Stat pentru Literatură şi Artă)
- 1954 Istorisiri vechi şi noi - Mihail Sadoveanu (Ed. Tineretului)
- 1954 Evgheni Oneghin - A. S. Puşkin (Ed. Cartea Rusă)
- 1955 Moromeţii (vol. 1) - Marin Preda (Ed. de Stat pentru Literatură şi Artă)
- 1956 Nică fără frică - Nina Cassian (Ed. Tineretului)
- 1957 Stihuri pestriţe - Tudor Arghezi (Ed. Tineretului, ediţia a II-a, 1960)
- 1958 Cel mai mare Gulliver - Gellu Naum (Ed. Tineretului)
- 1958 Niki der Tapfere - Nina Cassian (Verlag für Fremdsprachige Literatur Bukarest)
- 1958 Mark Twain sau aventurile umorului - Petre Solomon (Ed. Tineretului)
- 1958 Proverbe şi zicători - Geo Bogza (Ed. de Stat pentru Literatură şi Artă)
- 1959 Niculaie Moromete - Marin Preda (Ed. Tineretului)
- 1959 Idiotul - F. M. Dostoievski (ESPLA-Cartea Rusă)
- 1959 Cartea cu Apolodor - Gellu Naum (Ed. Tineretului)
- 1959 Balul costumat - Anatol France (Ed. Tineretului)
- 1961 Poezii - Mihai Eminescu (Ed. Tineretului)
- 1962 Versek (Poezii) - Mihai Eminescu (Ifsújági Könyvkiadó Bukarest)
- 1969 De vorbă cu copii - Vladimir Maiakovski (Ed. Tineretului)
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