CHAGAL Mark Zakharovich

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Also known as (27 names)

ar: مارك شاغال
he: שאגאל, מארק בן יחזקאל · שגל, מארק · שגל, מרק
ja: マルク・シャガール
ru: Шагал, Марк Захарович
und-Cyrl: Шагал, Марк
zh: 馬克·夏卡爾
–: CHAGALL, MARC B. EZEKIEL · Chagal, Mark · Chagall, ... · Ma leu keu Sya gal · Maleukeu-Syagal · Marc Chagall · Shagal, Marḳ · Shagalov, Moishe Zakharovich · Shiyagāru, Maruku · Syagal, Maleukeu · Šagal, Mark · Šagal, Mark Z. · Šagal, Mark Zacharovič · Šagals, Mark · Šâgâl, Marq · Ščagal, Marca · ШАГАЛ Марк Захарович · Шагалаў, Мойша Захаравіч · שאגאל, מארק

Born: 1887
Place of birth (as recorded): Vitebsk, Belarus
Died: 1985
Place of death: Saint-Paul-de-Vence
Place of death (as recorded): Saint-Paul (Departement Alpes-Maritimes)
Occupation: artist
Occupation (as recorded): Painter

CHAGAL Mark Zakharovich (1887, Vitebsk - 1985, Saint-Paul-de-Vence, Frankreich), Maler, Grafiker, Theaterdesigner. Erhielt eine Tradition. Jüdische Religion Bildung. 1906 studierte er im Studio von I. M. Pen. In den Jahren 1906–07 studierte er Malerei in St. Petersburg. 1910-14 - in Paris, wo er sich als Künstler entwickelte. 1914 kehrte er nach Russland zurück. In den Jahren 1918–20 war er Kommissar für Forderungen der Provinz Witebsk. Erstellt Nar in Vitebsk. Künstler Schule. In den Jahren 1920–22 entwarf er in Moskau drei Aufführungen, die auf Sholem Aleichem basierten, und malte Wandtafeln für das jüdische Kammertheater, das bei jüdischen Kindern unterrichtet wurde. Haus in Malakhovka. Seit 1922 schuf er in Frankreich eine Reihe von Radierungen für "Dead Souls" von Nikolai Gogol und "Fables" von J. La Fontaine. Seit den 1930er Jahren. arbeitete an krank. zu TANAKH. In den Jahren 1939–47 entwarf er in den USA einen Ball. "Aleko" von P. Tschaikowsky, "Der Feuervogel" von I. F. Strawinsky. 1947 kehrte er nach Frankreich zurück. Er fertigte Glasfenster für Kathedralen in Europa und Amerika an, malte Tafeln für Wassergräben, entwarf Performances und arbeitete als Buch. Illustrator, Bildhauer, Autor von Mosaiken und Wandteppichen. Shs Arbeit verband das Reale und das Superreale, die Erdigkeit und Ekstase der Charaktere, die Ausdruckskraft des Plastiks. Sprache. In Sh .s Leinwänden gibt es ein Mystisches. Chassidische Nostalgie nach Vitebsk. Autor von Buntglasfenstern in der Synagoge des Gadass-Krankenhauses in Jerusalem und Wandteppichen für das Knesset-Gebäude. Sh. Arbeiten befinden sich in den größten Museen der Welt.

ШАГАЛ Марк Захарович (1887, Витебск – 1985, Сен-Поль-де-Вансе, Франция), живописец, график, театральный художник. Получил традиц. еврейское религ. образование. В 1906 учился в студии И.М.Пэна. В 1906–07 изучал живопись в Петербурге. В 1910–14 – в Париже, где сформировался как художник. В 1914 вернулся в Россию. В 1918–20 уполномоченный по делам иск-ва Витебской губ. Создал в Витебске Нар. худож. школу. В 1920–22 – в Москве, оформил 3 спектакля по Шолом-Алейхему и выполнил настенные живописные панно для Еврейского камерного т-ра, преподавал в еврейском дет. доме в Малаховке. С 1922 – во Франции, создал циклы офортов к «Мертвым душам» Н.В.Гоголя и «Басням» Ж.Лафонтена. С 1930-х гг. работал над илл. к ТАНАХу. В 1939–47 – в США, оформлял бал. «Алеко» П.И.Чайковского, «Жар-Птица» И.Ф.Стравинского. В 1947 возвратился во Францию. Выполнил витражи для соборов Европы и Америки, живописные панно для т-ров, оформлял спектакли, работал как книж. иллюстратор, скульптор, автор мозаик и гобеленов. В творчестве Ш. сочеталось реальное и сверхреальное, приземленность и экстатичность персонажей, экспрессивность пластич. языка. В полотнах Ш. присутствует мистич. хасидская ностальгия по Витебску. Автор витражей в синагоге больницы Гадаса в Иерусалиме и гобеленов для здания Кнессета. Работы Ш. находятся в крупнейших музеях мира.

(1887–1985), artist. Marc Chagall was one of the most prominent European artists of the modern age. To this day, the frequent exhibitions of his work in many countries continue to draw large crowds. His art is polyphonic, combining the formal concerns of several modernist trends with cultural representations and an interest in the fantastic and the grotesque. Chagall combined a variety of sources, including aspects of Jewish, Russian, and French culture and images from Christian art, in his own whimsical art, based on his reinvented biography.

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ШАГАЛ Марк Захарович

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has abstract: CHAGAL Mark Zakharovich (1887, Vitebsk - 1985, Saint-Paul-de-Vence, France), painter, graphic artist, theater designer. Received a tradition. Jewish religion education. In 1906 he studied at the studio of I.M. Pen. In 1906–07 he studied painting in St. Petersburg. In 1910-14 - in…
CHAGAL Mark Zakharovich (1887, Vitebsk - 1985, Saint-Paul-de-Vence, France), painter, graphic artist, theater designer. Received a tradition. Jewish religion education. In 1906 he studied at the studio of I.M. Pen. In 1906–07 he studied painting in St. Petersburg. In 1910-14 - in Paris, where he developed as an artist. In 1914 he returned to Russia. In 1918–20, he was the commissioner for claims of the Vitebsk province. Created Nar in Vitebsk. artist school. In 1920–22 - in Moscow, he designed 3 performances based on Sholem Aleichem and painted wall panels for the Jewish Chamber Theater, taught in a Jewish children. house in Malakhovka. Since 1922 - in France, he created a series of etchings for "Dead Souls" by Nikolai Gogol and "Fables" by J. La Fontaine. Since the 1930s. worked on ill. to TANAKH. In 1939–47 - in the USA, he designed a ball. "Aleko" by P. Tchaikovsky, "The Firebird" by I. F. Stravinsky. In 1947 he returned to France. He made stained-glass windows for cathedrals in Europe and America, painted panels for t-moats, designed performances, worked as a book. illustrator, sculptor, author of mosaics and tapestries. Sh .'s work combined the real and the superreal, the earthiness and ecstasy of the characters, the expressiveness of the plastic. language. There is a mystical in Sh .'s canvases. Hasidic nostalgia for Vitebsk. He is the author of stained glass windows in the synagogue of the Gadass hospital in Jerusalem and tapestries for the Knesset building. Sh .'s works are in the largest museums in the world.
has abstract: CHAGAL Mark Zakharovich (1887, Vitebsk - 1985, Saint-Paul-de-Vence, Frankreich), Maler, Grafiker, Theaterdesigner. Erhielt eine Tradition. Jüdische Religion Bildung. 1906 studierte er im Studio von I. M. Pen. In den Jahren 1906–07 studierte er Malerei in St. Petersburg. 1910-14 -…
CHAGAL Mark Zakharovich (1887, Vitebsk - 1985, Saint-Paul-de-Vence, Frankreich), Maler, Grafiker, Theaterdesigner. Erhielt eine Tradition. Jüdische Religion Bildung. 1906 studierte er im Studio von I. M. Pen. In den Jahren 1906–07 studierte er Malerei in St. Petersburg. 1910-14 - in Paris, wo er sich als Künstler entwickelte. 1914 kehrte er nach Russland zurück. In den Jahren 1918–20 war er Kommissar für Forderungen der Provinz Witebsk. Erstellt Nar in Vitebsk. Künstler Schule. In den Jahren 1920–22 entwarf er in Moskau drei Aufführungen, die auf Sholem Aleichem basierten, und malte Wandtafeln für das jüdische Kammertheater, das bei jüdischen Kindern unterrichtet wurde. Haus in Malakhovka. Seit 1922 schuf er in Frankreich eine Reihe von Radierungen für "Dead Souls" von Nikolai Gogol und "Fables" von J. La Fontaine. Seit den 1930er Jahren. arbeitete an krank. zu TANAKH. In den Jahren 1939–47 entwarf er in den USA einen Ball. "Aleko" von P. Tschaikowsky, "Der Feuervogel" von I. F. Strawinsky. 1947 kehrte er nach Frankreich zurück. Er fertigte Glasfenster für Kathedralen in Europa und Amerika an, malte Tafeln für Wassergräben, entwarf Performances und arbeitete als Buch. Illustrator, Bildhauer, Autor von Mosaiken und Wandteppichen. Shs Arbeit verband das Reale und das Superreale, die Erdigkeit und Ekstase der Charaktere, die Ausdruckskraft des Plastiks. Sprache. In Sh .s Leinwänden gibt es ein Mystisches. Chassidische Nostalgie nach Vitebsk. Autor von Buntglasfenstern in der Synagoge des Gadass-Krankenhauses in Jerusalem und Wandteppichen für das Knesset-Gebäude. Sh. Arbeiten befinden sich in den größten Museen der Welt.
has abstract: ШАГАЛ Марк Захарович (1887, Витебск – 1985, Сен-Поль-де-Вансе, Франция), живописец, график, театральный художник. Получил традиц. еврейское религ. образование. В 1906 учился в студии И.М.Пэна. В 1906–07 изучал живопись в Петербурге. В 1910–14 – в Париже, где сформировался как худ…
ШАГАЛ Марк Захарович (1887, Витебск – 1985, Сен-Поль-де-Вансе, Франция), живописец, график, театральный художник. Получил традиц. еврейское религ. образование. В 1906 учился в студии И.М.Пэна. В 1906–07 изучал живопись в Петербурге. В 1910–14 – в Париже, где сформировался как художник. В 1914 вернулся в Россию. В 1918–20 уполномоченный по делам иск-ва Витебской губ. Создал в Витебске Нар. худож. школу. В 1920–22 – в Москве, оформил 3 спектакля по Шолом-Алейхему и выполнил настенные живописные панно для Еврейского камерного т-ра, преподавал в еврейском дет. доме в Малаховке. С 1922 – во Франции, создал циклы офортов к «Мертвым душам» Н.В.Гоголя и «Басням» Ж.Лафонтена. С 1930-х гг. работал над илл. к ТАНАХу. В 1939–47 – в США, оформлял бал. «Алеко» П.И.Чайковского, «Жар-Птица» И.Ф.Стравинского. В 1947 возвратился во Францию. Выполнил витражи для соборов Европы и Америки, живописные панно для т-ров, оформлял спектакли, работал как книж. иллюстратор, скульптор, автор мозаик и гобеленов. В творчестве Ш. сочеталось реальное и сверхреальное, приземленность и экстатичность персонажей, экспрессивность пластич. языка. В полотнах Ш. присутствует мистич. хасидская ностальгия по Витебску. Автор витражей в синагоге больницы Гадаса в Иерусалиме и гобеленов для здания Кнессета. Работы Ш. находятся в крупнейших музеях мира.
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skos:note: הגירה: היגר לצרפת בשנת 1910. חזר לרוסיה בשנת 1914. התיישב בצרפת בשנת 1923. שהה בניו-יורק בשנים 1941-1948.
skos:note: לפי חלק מהמקורות שם אביו יששכר [ZAHAR].
skos:note: מידע על שם: : שמו המקורי: משה סגל.
skos:note: מקום לידה: Vitebsk
skos:note: מקום לידה: וויטבסק VITEBSK], רוסיה, כיום בלארוס]
skos:note: מקום פטירה: Nice
skos:note: מקום פטירה: Saint Paul de Vence
skos:note: מקום פטירה: סן-פול-דה-ונס NICE ,SAINT PAUL DE VENCE], צרפת]
skos:note: תאריך לידה עברי: טו תמוז תרמ"ז [7.7.1887]
skos:note: תאריך פטירה עברי: ז ניסן תשמ"ה [28.3.1985].
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has abstract: (1887–1985), artist. Marc Chagall was one of the most prominent European artists of the modern age. To this day, the frequent exhibitions of his work in many countries continue to draw large crowds. His art is polyphonic, combining the formal concerns of several modernist trends with cultural representations and an interest in the fantastic and the grotesque. Chagall combined a variety of sources, including aspects of Jewish, Russian, and French culture and images from Christian art, in his own whimsical art, based on his reinvented biography. @en
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