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A Woman in Red, ca. 1923–1934, private collection. Sotheby’s. Detail.
Many artists throughout history have had Jewish ancestry. Some followed religious rules, some were spiritual, others left the faith in their old country or converted to other religions. Try to guess which artists of Jewish descent created these artworks.
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An artist from Vitebsk in present-day Belarus, who moved to Paris, with the characteristic oniric Eastern imagination remaining present in their works. Who was that?
Over the Town, 1918, Tretyakov Gallery, Moscow, Russia.
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