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Isaac Antcher

Isaac Antcher (1899 - 1992) was active/lived in France, Romania.  Isaac Antcher is known for Modernist still life painting.

Born 21 January 1899 at Perececina, Bessarabia, near Kichinev, Isaac Antcher started drawing very young. In 1920, he left Romania for Paris, where he studied under Raban at the Grand Chaumiere. Abel Pann, Boris Shatz and Raban were his professors at Bezalel Art School, in Jerusalem.

In 1926, the year of his marriage to Fela Ber, he exhibited at the Salon d'Autonne and the Salon des Tuileries. Following this he became a protege of the famous art dealer Zborowski in Paris.

At this time, the collector Jonas Netter, who also collected Modigliani, began to collect his works. Antscher was the youngest of the group of artists including Utrillo, Mogdiliani, Soutine, and Kisling, who were promoted by Zborowski. Later Antscher, who was Jewish, moved to Palestine.

The Romanian Foundation owns one of his oil paintings, entitled Still Life on a Table.

Source:
"Isaac Antcher," Prodan Romanian Cultural Foundation, Web, May 2016

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