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Portrait of Abram Markovich Brazer

Zair Azgur1935

The Memorial Museum-Studio of Z. Azgur

The Memorial Museum-Studio of Z. Azgur
Minsk, Belarus

Shoulder image of a middle-aged man. High forehead with strong bald areas, with protruding cheekbones, a broad nose, small eyes and large full lips. Brazer Abram Markovich (1892-1942) was a Soviet artist, teacher. Honored Art worker of the BSSR (1940). He worked in the field of monumental and easel sculpture, different genres of painting and graphics. He graduated from the Kishinev Art School (1910), studied at the ENSBA (1912-1914). He was a participant of "Autumn Salon" exhibition in Paris (1913), "World of Art" in Petrograd (1916). He was a teacher at the Vitebsk Art and Practical Institute (1918-1923). Moved in Minsk from 1924. Together with his family was killed in Minsk ghetto in 1943.

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  • Title: Portrait of Abram Markovich Brazer
  • Creator: Zair Isaakovich Azgur
  • Date Created: 1935
  • Location Created: The Byelorussian Soviet Socialist Republic
  • Physical Dimensions: h 58, l 37, w 36 cm
  • Type: sculpture
  • Rights: The Memorial Museum-Studio of Z. Azgur
  • Medium: plaster, castings, toning
The Memorial Museum-Studio of Z. Azgur

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