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Louis Lozowick (1892-1973), An American Painter And Printmaker Most Noted For His Depictions Of The Urban Scene, Was In Many Ways A Typical Cultural Figure Of The Early Twentieth Century. Born In Ukraine In An Era Of Revolutionary Ferment, Involved In The Artistic Adventures Of Paris, Berlin, And Moscow In The 1920s, He Was One Of The Earliest Links Between The International Machine Aesthetic And The Nascent American Precisionist Movement. Set Almost Wholly In Russia And. Western Europe, Lozowick's Memoirs, Published Here For The First Time, Present Not Only A Portrait Of The Artist As A Young Man But Also A Vibrant Record Of Jewish Life In The Waning Days Of The Russian Empire. Emigrating To New York Himself At Age Fourteen, Lozowick Was Aware Of Two Artistic Movements In The Russia He Left Behind: One, The Wanderers, Committed To Art As A Catalyst For Progress; The Other, The World Of Art, Focused On Aesthetics Alone. In His Visits. To Europe In The 1920s, Lozowick Acquainted Himself With The Experiments And Aims Of Other Emerging Cultural Movements. Circulating Among Dadaists, Writing Along With Joyce, Stein, And Picasso For The Expatriate Magazine Broom, And Meeting With Russia

Author
Virginia Hagelstein Marquardt
Publisher
Washington: Smithsonian Institution Press
Published
1997
Language
EN
ISBN
9781560986966
Subjects
Art, Memoir, Biography

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