Pascin
See also:  [Jeanne Bucher] -- cubist art dealer
            ^^^^^^^ (major index to various artist of her "art shoppe")
           [Tapestry]
           [Candido Portinary] (influnce on by Pascin)

Pascin

Pascin (b.1885, Vidin, Bulgaria; d. 1930, Paris)
 
aka "Julius Pincas"

From the  v. excellent article by Claude Roger-Marx
in the Dictionary of Art.

  The son of a Spanish-Jewish father and a half-Serbian,
  half-Italian mother, Pascin did his early work in 
  Vienna, Berlin, and Munich, where he collaborated 
  while still very youngon the satirical paper 
  Simpliticissimus [?poss ref to Galileo?]. 
  He came to Paris for the first time 1905. Adopted
  very soon America, he became the perfect example
  of "internationalism" as Pierre Mac Orlan has written.


Major Works

Gubette abd Nurekke