Artist and curator Glenn Sujo was born in Argentina and now lives in London. He is a founding member of the Faculty of the Prince’s Drawing School. Since his first solo exhibition, Histories, in 1982, Sujo’s many exhibitions have included Legacies of Silence: The Visual Arts and Holocaust Memory (Imperial War Museum, London, 2001). His work is found in many collections, including the British Museum, Victoria and Albert Museum, and the Metropolitan Museum of Art.
Don Francisco (Abraham Israel) Lopes Suasso (ca. 1657–1710) was a prominent financier of Portuguese Jewish heritage. In 1688, he lent Prince William of Orange two million guilders, enabling him to…
Yehudah Pen painted this portrait of Marc Chagall soon after Chagall returned to Vitebsk from Paris in order to marry his sweetheart, Bella. While he was there, World War I broke out, and Chagall was…
The blue and white abstract shapes in The Mud Bath evoke human figures in motion against a field of red. Are they meant to be people at a public bathhouse? Or are they interpreted that way because the…