Lazar (El) Lisitsky
Lazar (El) Lisitsky was a notable Soviet Jewish artist, photographer, and architect, recognized for his contributions to the development of Suprematism alongside Kazimir Malevich. Born in the early 20th century, he moved to Vitebsk in 1919 at the invitation of Marc Chagall, where he played a significant role in the local art scene, including teaching at the People's Art School. Lisitsky's works, characterized by their innovative use of materials and bold geometric forms, continue to be highly sought after by collectors and institutions. Recently, his self-portrait created in 1924 was sold at auction for $1.14 million, significantly exceeding its estimated value.
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Lazar Lisitsky was a Soviet Jewish artist, photographer, and architect who developed the foundations of Suprematism.
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