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Isaac Soyer

Isaac Soyer (1902 - 1981) was active/lived in New York / Russian Federation.  Isaac Soyer is known for Female figure, portrait, social realism.

Russian-American genre scene painter, Isaac Soyer, specialized in portraits, interiors and dancers. He was born 1902 in Tombrov, Russia and along with his family emigrated to the United States in 1912.

Isaac had two older twin brothers, Raphael Soyer, 18991987 and Moses Soyer, 18991974 (b. Borisoglebsk), who were also artists. They settled in New York City, inspired by everyday attitudes, thoughts, and gestures of people doing everyday tasks.

As a WPA artist, Isaac's "Employment Agency" (Whitney Mus., New York City) reveals the social realities of the Depression years. The Soyers' depiction of individuals and their environment place them in the category of American realism.

During World War II he worked at Bell Aircraft Corporation in Buffalo, New York. He was an instructor at the Albright Art School, Buffalo, New York, 1941-44; Buffalo Art Institute and Niagara Falls Art School, 1940s; Education Alliance Art School, New York, 1950-; New School Social Research, 19   ...  [Displaying 1000 of 1107 characters.]  Artist bio

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Research resources

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Similar artists

.  There are 24 similar (related) artists for Isaac Soyer available:    Nicolai S (Nicola) Cikovsky,  Moses Soyer,  Walter Shirlaw,  Samuel Halpert,  Robert Brackman,  Bernard Karfiol,  James Crawford Thom,  William Meyerowitz,  Bruno Lucchesi,  Alexander Brook,  Raphael Soyer,  Platt Powell Ryder,  Francis Criss,  Andrew Thomas Schwartz,  Robert Ward Van Boskerck,  Simka Simkhovitch,  Walter Stuempfig Jr,  Robert Philipp,  Louis George Bouche,  Ben (Rosenberg) Benn,  Marion Greenwood,  Ernest Fiene,  Joe (Joseph John) Jones,  Philip Little