B.A Kloezeman large line drawing of Chesed-El Synagogue

This is a line drawing of the Chesed-El Synagogue in Singapore, by B.A. Kloezeman. Kloezeman was born in 1921 in Ipoh, Malaysia, and was a practising artist and art teacher in Canada. He created a series of art inspired by buildings and scenes in Singapore, of which this drawing is one.

 

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