His preferences went to gray and pale green, to thin ocher, to dark red and lemon yellow. In 1957, an exhibition dedicated to him was made at the Museum of Modern Art in Paris, with paintings and sculptures, drawings, watercolors and engravings. At the age of 14, he entered the Vilna Design Academy. Precursor of expressionism, Lasar Segall http://www.mls.gov.br/lasar-segall/ was limited in his creative moments strictly connected to the use of colors and representative typologies. He was a painter born in Lithuania in 1891, who moved to Brazil. In 1906, he went to Berlin, Germany, to study at the Imperial Academy.
Returning to Germany in 1919, Lasar Segall joined the group of sectional artists in Dresden, and engraving on metal and wood assumed great importance in his work. After holding solo exhibitions, he tried to express the emotional and visual feeling of defeated Germany. In 1923, he returned to Brazil (settling in São Paulo), where he began the Brazilian-themed paintings, painting slums, banana trees and people of color. The vigorous of his art has exerted a strong influence in Brazil, showing a new style. He died in San Paolo, in August 1957.
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