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Jacques Lipchitz foi um escultor lituano cubista. Lipchitz nasceu com o nome Chaim Jacob Lipschitz, em uma família de judeus, filho de um empreiteiro em Druskininkai, na Lituânia, na época uma parte do Império Russo. Sob a influência de seu pai, estudou engenharia, mas logo depois, apoiado por sua mãe, mudou-se para Paris para estudar na École des Beaux-Arts e na Académie Julian.Foi ali, nas comunidades artísticas de Montmartre e Montparnasse, que ele se juntou a um grupo de artistas que incluíram Juan Gris e Pablo Picasso, bem como seu amigo, Amedeo Modigliani. Vivendo nesse ambiente, Lipchitz logo começou a criar escultura cubista.Com a ocupação alemã do território francês durante a Segunda Guerra Mundial e a deportação de judeus para os campos de extermínio nazistas, Jacques Lipchitz teve que fugir da França. Com a ajuda do jornalista americano Varian Fry em Marselha, ele escapou do regime nazista e foi para os Estados Unidos. Lá, ele finalmente se estabeleceu em Hastings-on-Hudson, Nova Iorque.Começando em 1963, ele voltou para a Europa durante vários meses de cada ano e trabalhou em Pietrasanta, na Itália. Jacques Lipchitz morreu em Capri, Itália. Seu corpo foi levado a Jerusalém para o enterro.





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✵ 22. Agosto 1891 – 26. Maio 1973
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Jacques Lipchitz: Frases em inglês

“I remember one day when Juan Gris told me about a bunch of grapes he had seen in a painting by Picasso. The next day these grapes appeared in a painting by Gris, this time in a bowl; and the day after, the bowl appeared in a painting by Picasso.”

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Fonte: Jacques Lipchitz: My life in sculpture, 1972, p. 40

“The period during the First World War was a very exciting time in Paris, with artists, philosophers, and poets continually discussing and arguing about the work with which they were involved. Although I myself am little concerned with abstract theory, I certainly do think of cubism as a form of emancipation essentially different from artistic movements that had preceded it. Thus, impressionism, while it was a revolutionary technique, was still an essentially naturalistic movement concerned with a precise examination of the nature of light and the effect of changing lights on representational scenes and objects. Cubism did add a new dimension to painting and sculpture, a dimension that changed our way of looking at nature and the work of art.”

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Fonte: Jacques Lipchitz: My life in sculpture, 1972, p. 40

“Copy nature and you infringe on the work of our Lord. Interpret nature and you are an artist.”

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Jacques Lipchitz cited in: Bernard S. Raskas (1976). Living thoughts: inspiration, insight, and wisdom from sources throughout the ages. p. 22; Quoted in: William Safire, ‎Leonard Safir (1990). Words of Wisdom. p. 34

“I also found so-called great art too pompous, too stiff. What at this time was called minor art was freer, more imaginative, more open to all kinds of unorthodox expression, all kinds of daring in the handling of materials, and I preferred to surround myself with this type of art than with the great collectors' pieces.”

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Jacques Lipchitz in: The Lipchitz (Jacques, Yulla & Lolya) Collection. University Publishers, 1960. p. 4

“I am the most curious of all to see what will be the next thing that I will do.”

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Jacques Lipchitz cited in: Bertie Charles Forbes (1992) Forbes, Vol. 149, Nr. 5-9, p. 424

“For me sculpture is divinity. This is the only answer that I could find for myself. Art is man's distinctly human way of fighting death. Through art, man achieves immortality and in this immortality we find God.”

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Fonte: Jacques Lipchitz: The Artist at Work, 1966, p. 189

“By the early 1920s I knew that I needed to move beyond the simple cubist vocabulary I had learned and to find a new content, a new personal expression. Abstraction was never enough for me.”

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Fonte: Jacques Lipchitz: My life in sculpture, 1972, p. 41

“Cubism is not a formula, it is not a school. Cubism is a philosophy, a point of view in the universe. It is like standing at a certain point on a mountain and looking around. If you go higher, things will look different; if you go lower, again they will look different. It is a point of view.”

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Fonte: Jacques Lipchitz: The Artist at Work, 1966, p. 199

“Imagination is a very precise thing, you know — it is not fantasy. Remember, the other day I gave you the example of what I mean, what the difference between fantasy and imagination is. I gave you the example of the man who invented the of the man who invented the wheel while he was observing another man walking.”

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Fonte: Jacques Lipchitz: The Artist at Work, 1966, p. 60

“All my life as an artist I have asked myself: What pushes me continually to make sculpture? I have found the answer — at least the answer for myself. Art is an action against death. It is denial of death.”

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Fonte: Jacques Lipchitz: The Artist at Work, 1966, p. 202