10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «SOUTINE»
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The impact of Chaim
Soutine (1893-1943): De Kooning, ...
This book, expertly assembled by the two editors of the Chaim Soutine catalogue raisonne, not only presents and comments on a number of his key works--particularly from the decade after 1918--that reveal his powerful influence and the ...
Maurice Tuchman, Esti Dunow, Galerie Gmurzynska, 2002
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An expressionist in Paris: the paintings of Chaim
Soutine
The essays also examine the influence of Soutine's Jewish and French immigrant background on his work and reception, and introduce us to his important patrons and major collectors.
Norman L. Kleeblatt, Chaim Soutine, Kenneth E. Silver, 1998
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Jewish Studies at the Turn of the Twentieth Century: ...
Proceedings of the 6th EAJS Congress, Toledo, July 1998 European Association
for Jewish Studies. Congress Judit Targarona Borrás, Ángel Sáenz-Badillos.
SOUTINE AND EL GRECO AVIGDOR W.G. The Hebrew University, Jerusalem, ...
European Association for Jewish Studies. Congress, Judit Targarona Borrás, Ángel Sáenz-Badillos, 1999
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Complex Identities: Jewish Consciousness and Modern Art
How, in detail, does Soutine construct his expressionist shudder, the Jewish
shudder? And why should we call it Jewish — indeed, an especially miserable
sign of outcast Jewishness? Why can one say, without hyperbole, that Soutine
pictures ...
Matthew Baigell, Milly Heyd, 2001
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Dictionary of Artists' Models
In 1923, she also sat for Kisling, who lived in the same building as Zborowski,
and for Derain and Soutine. Jourdain recalled that posing for Chaim Soutine was
difficult. He painted very slowly and wanted you not to move for two or three
hours ...
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The Collected Essays and Criticism, Volume 3: Affirmations ...
Chaim Soutine Soutine was until recently on the periphery of our attention here in
America — not so much disregarded as overlooked. We had got used to thinking
of Miro as the only significant new painter to issue directly from the School of ...
Clement Greenberg, John O'Brian, 1995
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Against Voluptuous Bodies: Late Modernism and the Meaning of ...
Elie Faure, Soutine's finest critic, comments: "An embryonic organism of Soutine
— human face, clothing, landscape, still life — gives off a profound heat, which
makes even the brightest flames of chromatic decorations look pale in
comparison.
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The Oxford Dictionary of Art
Apart from paintings, his work has included bronze sculptures, etchings,
lithographs, and designs for the stage. He has won numerous awards and his
work is included in many major collections of modern art. Soutine, Chaım (b
Smilovitchi, nr.
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The Age of the Avant-Garde: 1956-1972
The life of Chaim Soutine is a harrowing fable of aspirations impossible to realize
, emotions impossible to appease, appetites impossible to satisfy. It is all the
more harrowing for being so familiar, not only in the particularities of the artist's
own ...
One might say that Chaim Soutine, a French painter of our own century, was
haunted by this question. He too studied Rembrandt's painting in the Louvre,
found inspiration in it, and, more than anyone else, made the carcass on the
canvas his ...
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «SOUTINE»
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Montmartre/Montparnasse
I far preferred Stanley Meisler's “Shocking Paris: Soutine, Chagall and the Outsiders of Montparnasse,” which picks up where Roe's book leaves off. In 1912 ... «New York Times, Jun 15»
The immigrants who were 'School of Paris' artists in early 20th century
Amedeo Modigliani's sleek, sexy nudes, Marc Chagall's symbol-laden fantasias on Jewish village life, Chaim Soutine's visceral portraits and still lifes conjured ... «Washington Post, Jun 15»
Albert Barnes and his pursuit of non-French art in Paris
Soutine, then 29, had arrived in Paris without a word of French almost a decade earlier. He came from Smilovitchi, a village in what is now Belarus but was then ... «Los Angeles Times, May 15»
Review: 'Shocking Paris,' by Stanley Meisler
His focus is biography, with an emphasis on the story of Chaim Soutine, arguably the most talented and innovative member of the group, tracing Soutine's story ... «Minneapolis Star Tribune, Apr 15»
New Exhibition In Atlanta Brings Cezanne And The Modern Masters …
One of the first paintings visitors see in the exhibition, Chaim Soutine's "View of Ceret," in which a cityscape is hardly recognizable, was Henry Pearlman's first ... «Huffington Post, Oct 14»
Spotlight on Soutine, too, in High Museum's 'Cézanne and the Modern'
In fact, the first major work Pearlman purchased was a Soutine: “View of Céret” (circa 1921-22), a landscape in thickly brush-stroked oils in which the Pyrenean ... «Atlanta Journal Constitution, Oct 14»
Life in Death: Still Lifes and Select Masterworks of Chaim Soutine
On view at Paul Kasmin this past June was the under-represented Belarusian master Chaim Soutine. Life in Death: Still Lifes and Select Masterworks of Chaim ... «Brooklyn Rail, Jul 14»
Chaim Soutine Show at Paul Kasmin Gallery
“Life in Death: Still Lifes and Select Masterworks of Chaim Soutine” has been organized by Esti Dunow and Maurice Tuchman, scholars who are working on the ... «New York Times, Jun 14»
L'Chaim, Chaim
School of Paris Expressionist painter Chaim Soutine (1893-1943) fits the stereotype of the bohemian enfant terrible. The Lithuanian-born artist immigrated to ... «New York Sun, May 14»
Is Chaim Soutine the Great Overlooked Jewish Painter of Modernity?
Chaim Soutine, “Landscape at Céret, With Red Trees,” ca. 1919, oil on canvas, 21 1/4 x 25 1/2 inches (54 x 64.8 cm), private collection. (All images courtesy of ... «Tablet Magazine, May 14»
