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Belarusian-French artist (1887–1985)

Also known as: Chagall, m. chagall, M. Shagal, Marc Szagal, Marc Zakharovich Chagall, Mark Sacharawitsch Schagall

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Avant-garde poetry of fragmented, colorful imagery tied to the same Parisian artistic circle as Chagall's work. (AI reason)
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Simultaneist modernist poetry blending Russian and Parisian landscapes in a vivid, kaleidoscopic style. (AI reason)
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Abraham Sutzkever1913–2010
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Richly imagistic Yiddish poetry steeped in Eastern European Jewish memory. (AI reason)
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Isaak Babel1894–1940
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Wassily Kandinsky1866–1944
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