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A partir de 1897 , gracias a amigos, Yuri Pen recibió un apartamento de dos habitaciones en el centro de Vitebsk, en el que estableció un taller y su escuela. Fue el primer pintor de Bielorrusia en establecerse en el país y crear allí la única escuela de arte judío.
Pen was killed at his home in Vitebsk on the night of 28 February/1 March 1937. The exact circumstances of his death have never been clarified. He was buried in the Jewish cemetery there. The bronze bust on his grave has been stolen twice.
4 de oct. de 2018 · Miembros del Comité Creativo de la Escuela de Arte Popular, Vitebsk, invierno de 1919. Sentados: Yuri (Yehuda) Pen (tercero desde la izquierda), Marc Chagall (centro), Vera Ermolaeva (segunda desde la derecha), Kazimir Malevich a la derecha).
(1854–1937), painter, graphic artist, teacher, and founder of the “Vitebsk school.” Yehudah (Yudel, Iurii; patronymic Moiseevich, Movshevich) Pen was born in the shtetl Novo-Aleksandrovsk, Kovno guberniia (now Zarasai, Lith.), to an impoverished family.
1 de ene. de 2021 · Volume 17, Number 1. Share. PDF. Abstract. This article is about Marc Chagall’s teacher in Vitebsk, Yehuda Pen (1854–1937), and the school for painters that he established at the turn of the twentieth century. From it, in addition to Chagall, came the likes of El Lissitzky (1890–1941) and Osip Zadkine (1888–1967).
In 1891 he moves to Vitebsk and a year later opens the first private drawing and art school, which works until 1919. Y. Pen was the first professional artist of the Jewish origin. His students were such outstanding painters as Ilya Mazel, Joseph Cadkin, Marc Chagall, Jefim Minin, Solomon Judovin etc.
25 de abr. de 2023 · Forverts in English. The art teacher who inspired Marc Chagall to paint Jewish men and women. Yehuda Pen showed his students that a specifically Jewish “fine” art was both possible and...
