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Jehuda Pen war ein jüdisch-litauischer Maler und Lehrer und dabei eine der wichtigsten Figuren der Jüdischen Renaissance in der belarussischen Kunst zu Beginn des 20. Jahrhunderts.
Yehuda Pen, also known as Yuri Pen (Yiddish: יודל פּען – Yudl Pen; 5 June 1854 – 1 March 1937), was a Russian and Soviet Jewish painter and art teacher. He was a major figure of the Jewish Renaissance in Russian and Belarusian art at the beginning of 20th century. Pen's most famous student in Vitebsk was the great Jewish ...
(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. He attended a local heder but did not show much interest in his studies.
Jehuda Pen (russisch Юдель Пэн; * 24. Mai jul. / 5. Juni 1854 greg. in Nowoaleksandrowsk (heute wieder Zarasai, Litauen); † 28. Februar oder 1. März 1937 in Witebsk) war ein jüdisch-litauischer Maler und Lehrer und dabei eine der wichtigsten Figuren der Jüdischen Renaissance in der weißrussischen Kunst zu Beginn des 20. Jahrhunderts.
Yehuda Pen. Painter (1854-1937). He was born on May 24, 1854 (June 5) in Novoaleksandrovsk (Zarasai, Lithuania) in a poor Jewish family which had many children. Being a 4 year old boy he was left without a father.
1. Jan. 2021 · Yehuda Pen is best known as the teacher of Marc Chagall, El Lissitzky, and Osip Zadkine, among others in Vitebsk. As an artist in his own right, Pen is known much less, and he is, admittedly, hard to define as a phenomenon within the Jewish art scene at the turn of the century.
An exhibition of 33 artworks by Yehuda Pen are on display in the National Historic Museum of Belarus in Minsk. They all have come from the repository of Vitebsk Art Museum and haven’t been available for a public view for more than 50 years.
