Montparnasse "Beehive"

[Евгений]

Simple, interesting information. (EA)
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Что же такое «Улей», существующий уже более века? This famous hostel and hospice for the rebels, artists from around the world, created by the talented sculptor and a generous philanthropist Alfred Boucher. Firmly adhering to his nickname of the house on the original form of the building, as well as the truly bee hard work and productivity of its occupants.

In Montparnasse, in "The Hive", and continue to fly flocked artists from all over the world: those fleeing persecution, who are trying to forget the unhappy love, but all - to find himself.
 Here reigned genius Amedeo Modilya, Marc Chagall. In addition to these luminaries in the "Hive" worked, and many other great artists, which later received wide recognition or friends only to professionals.
A simple list of their names, dates of life and places of birth and death, gives an idea about the history and geography of these masters. Alexander Altman (Odessa, 1885 - Nemours, France, 1934), Elena Mionchinskaya, Baroness Oettingen (Stepavrovka, Russia, 1885 - Paris, 1950), Alexander Archipenko (Kiev, 1887 - New York, 1964), Jacques Shapiro (Dvins, 1887 - Paris, 1972), Isaac Dobrinsky (Makarov, Ukraine, 1891 - Paris, 1973), Serge Fehr (Sergei Yastrebtsov, Moscow, 1881 - Paris, 1958), Samuel Granovsky (LOTS, Ukraine, 1889 - Auschwitz, 1942) Leon Indenbaum (Vitebsk, 1890 - Opio, France, 1981), Michel Kikoin (Gomel, Belarus, Lithuania, 1892 - Paris, 1968), Moses Kogan (Bessarabia, 1879 - deported in 1942, the place of death unknown), Fyodor (Moscow, 1882-1964), Pinkhus Flint (Lithuania, 1890 - France, 1981), Jacques Lipchitz (Druskininkai, Lithuania, 1891 - Capri, 1973), Marevna (Maria Vorob'eva Stebelski, Cheboksary, 1892 - London, 1984), Issak Payles (Kiev , 1895 – Париж, 1978), Хаим Сутин (Литва, 1883 – Париж, 1943), Лазарь Волович (Кременчуг, Украина, 1902 – Париж, 1977), и, наконец, Осип Цадкин (Смоленск, 1890 – Париж, 1967). There were times when the "Hive" worked the whole family - so, after his father, Michel came here Kokoin Jacob, which gave the pseudonym Jacques Yankel.
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