About Emmanuil Lipkind
Lived 1928 – 2007 (aged 78). Emmanuil Lipkind was a Russian painter.
Emmanuil Lipkind (, ; 1928–2007) was a Russian-Israeli painter. He was born in Kazan, Russia and lived in Moscow beginning in 1964. In 1994, he moved with his wife to Israel. He was a member of the International Association of Art (UNESCO) and of the Russian Artist Union. Many of his works are kept in Russian museums, in the Yad va Shem Memorial in Israel as well as in private collections. Lipkind worked in Latvia, former Yugoslavia, Middle Asian Countries and Israel.
He died in 2007 in Jerusalem. 1947–1948 Spent a year at the Leningrad Art College 1942–1947 Graduated with distinction from Kazan Art College
Teaching
1966–1994 Moscow Art College, Russia, Senior Teacher 1954–1961 Kazan Art College, Russia, teacher of painting, drawing and composition
Awards and prizes
1999–2000 Keren Hayyesod Project for Calendar for the year 5760 (1999–2000) 1997 Shoshana and Mordechay Ish-Shalom Prize for Painting 1966–1987 Moscow Art College named after the 1905th Year, senior Teacher 1957 Prize of the 6th International Youth Festival in Moscow 1954–1961 Kazan Art College, teacher of painting, drawing and composition
Selected solo exhibitions
2012 Beit Shmuel Art Gallery the "Dialogue and Landscape", Jerusalem, with Anna Khodorkovski 2010 The Jerusalem House of Quality presents "Light and Color" 2003 Theatron Yerushalaim, Jerusalem 1999 Godovich's private gallery, Jerusalem 1997 Exhibition on the occasion of the International Christian Conference, Palace of the Nathion, Jerusalem 1995 “Landscape and Memory”, Art Village, Jerusalem 1975 “Limbaji Landscapes”, Limbaji, Latvia 1969 “State Ice Ballet Dancers”, Crystal Hall, Moscow
Selected group exhibitions
2014 "Crazy Colors – Spring", the General Exhibition Gallery Kiryat HaAmanim, Safed, the Exhibition at Migdalei Neeman, Tel Aviv 2014 Two exhibitions "City in Motion", Cinema Hotel Tel Aviv 2014 Art Festival in Eilat, "Eilat Presents Talents" Exhibitions* Hotel Dan Eilat, Eilat Conservatory, Eilat University 2014 "Israeli Artists Come to Ariel", Ariel Geihal a Tarbut 2014 The Art-Festival in Lighthouse Gallery (Old Jaffa Reveals its Secrets) Exhibitions* "Path", "Ripple" 1999–2006 Safrai Gallery, Jerusalem 1996–2007 Artist's House Gallery, Jerusalem 1999 Autumn Exhibition of the Jerusalem Artists, Institute for Israel Studies, Jerusalem 1998 “Desert Mirrors”, Tova Osman's, Efrat and Baprozdor Galleries, Tel-Aviv 1997 David Gallery, Jerusalem 1996 Exhibition of New Members of the International Association of Art, Artist's House, Jerusalem 1991 Exhibition of Moscow Artists, the Central Exhibition Hall Manezh, Moscow 1985, 1981, 1975 “Moscow Artists Celebrate a Great Victory”, Kuznetsky most Exhibition Hall, Moscow 1979, 1961 the All-Union Exhibition dedicated to the 50th Anniversary of the Soviet Circus, the Central Exhibition Hall Manezh, Moscow 1957 the Jubilee Exhibition in the academy of Art, Moscow
Personal life Lipkind was married and had a daughter, Anna Khodorovsky Lipkind, also an artist.
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Who was Emmanuil Lipkind?
Russian painter (1928-2007)
When was Emmanuil Lipkind born?
Emmanuil Lipkind was born on 17 October 1928 in Kazan.
When did Emmanuil Lipkind die?
Emmanuil Lipkind died on 4 February 2007 in Jerusalem.
What was Emmanuil Lipkind's occupation?
Emmanuil Lipkind was a painter.
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Emmanuil Lipkind was Russian.
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