I'm going to revisit-watch again a couple more times. It's a beautiful space and location. I don't see any museum's in the states giving him a major show. The public wouldn't respond or connect with the work.
Since I saw the exhibition and read about Soutine's career, I can't stop thinking about the fact that Soutine actually suffered from hunger all his life and finally died from these privations - and at the same time painted all these still lifes with the dead animals and the meat...
@@vernissagetv Wow !!!!! I'm going to look at that . I thought the American collector Albert Barnes came across his work and began to buy. The Barnes Collection.
You are right, it says that Barns was the main reason why he got recognition and success, but it looks like he still had a lot of ups and downs in his life. The museum has a nice summary of his biography: guide.kunstmuseumbern.ch/en/chaim-soutine
A young Brice Marden in a interview talked about crazy and painters . He mentioned that He wouldn't trust a painter that wasn't crazy ..He or She and it shows in the work.
