January 1946 : Aragon publishes a volume grouping a large part of...

... of his drawings made in Buchenwald under the title "Boris Taslitzky, 111 drawings made in Buchenwald". Bibliotheque Francaise edition with a preface by Julien Cain.

1945-1946 : He paints three large canvases.

1st June 1946 : He exhibits at Gentilhommiere gallery, Paris. Testimony.

22nd August 1946 : Birth oh his daughter Evelyne.

5th November 1946 : He marries Suzanne, Evelyne's mother.

1946 : He receives the Blumenthal prize (section for painting).

26th April 1947 : He exhibits at the Gentilhommière gallery, Paris, with Jean Amblard, Mireille Glodek-Jailhe, Albert Laforet.

Boris writes and draws many illustrations for the papers Les Lettres Francaises, L'Humanité, France Nouvelle, La Pensée, Europe, La Nouvelle Critique. He meets Jean Rollin at the newspaper Ce Soir. He meets Jacques Gaucheron et Jean Pérus.
He is sent by the Museum of the Arts and Popular Traditions, to make a report in Denain in the North, mining country, in the company of the painter Jean Amblard.
He made drawings there in the steel factories.

1948 : He paints many canvases inspired by his drawings, as "The Delegates" which was exhibited at the Autumn Salon,...

... " the women of Denain ", " Demonstration on the pit-head of the mine ". Et aussi " The elders of the Creuse resistance movement after the Liberation ".

1949 : He paints " The death of Danielle Casanova ", woman arrested as resistant and dead in Auschwitz.

The artwork is exhibited in the Saint-Denis Town Hall, on 9th December 1950.