Chaim Soutine (artist)

Chaim Soutine was a Jewish painter born in Belarus in 1893, who became a significant figure in the expressionist movement in early 20th-century Paris. Known for his bold brushwork and vivid colors, Soutine often painted landscapes, still lifes, and portraits with an emotional intensity that conveyed his inner turmoil. His style was characterized by distorted forms and dynamic compositions, reflecting his unique vision of the world. Soutine's work has influenced many artists and continues to be celebrated for its innovative approach to color and form, making him a prominent figure in modern art history. He died in 1943.