Léon Indenbaum
Léon Indenbaum was a Russian sculptor and artist of Jewish origin (naturalized French), born on 10 December 1890 at Chavusy (Belarus), died 29 September 1981 in Opio (France). Biography Childhood and studies His father, a lace dealer, died prematurely. His grandfather, popular art bookbinder, cared for him. The young Leo was educated Hebrew to 12/13 years. He was then placed in a traditional school where they worked the wood, where he was noticed and its director won a scholarship to joining the School of Fine Arts in Odessa, where he worked and carved wood glaiseit. He is then registered in the School of Applied Arts Antonolski in Vilnius ( Lithuania). La Ruche, Paris As a young man, he heard about Paris this time and this unique artistic atmosphere to which he aspired. He managed to reach the French capital in March 1911 and moved to " La Ruche" at Montparnasse in Paris. He worked among talented young painters and sculptors, many of whom became famous and subsequen ...
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