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Nathan Altman

Also: Al'tman, N. I. · Al'tman, Natan · Al'tman, Natan Isaevič · Altman, Natan · Altman, Natan Isayevich · Altman, Natan Issajewitsch · Altman, Nathan · Altman, Nathan Isaevich

(1889–1970), artist. From 1914 to 1924, Natan Al’tman was the chief rival of Marc Chagall in the Russian Jewish art renaissance. Born in Vinnitsa (Vinnytsya, Ukr.), he attended art school in Odessa from 1903 to 1907 and moved to Paris in 1910, where he studied the works of old masters as well as cubism. His first famous work, Evreiskie pokhorony (Jewish Funeral), appeared in 1911.

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1889–1970
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GND 121631419 · VIAF · Wikidata Q1358816 · Wikipedia
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  1. 1838-03-22 · Heft 35 (22.3.1838) · p. Seite 140

    …Herr Julius Friedländer, Kaufm. 5 - - - 447) - Markus Beutner, — 2 - - .2 448) - Liebermann Goldberger — 2 - - 2 449) - Nathan Altman — 1 - - S 450) - Ernst Altman — 2 - ‘- S 451) - I. N. Berliner, Destil. 2 - - - 452) - B. Trovplowitz, — -, s 16 - 453)…

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