Chaim Collection

Chaim Soutine, 1917. Creator: Amadeo Modigliani
Chaim Soutine, 1917

Slaughtered Ox, after Rembrandt. Oil on canvas by Chaim Soutine, 1925
CHAIM SOUTINE (1893-1943). Slaughtered Ox, after Rembrandt. Oil on canvas by Chaim Soutine, 1925

TEL AVIV: ZIONISTS, c1925. Left to right, beside the guard: Meir Dizengoff, Cheim Weizmann, Lord Arthur Balfour, Otto Warburg and Nahum Sokolow

WORLD ZIONIST CONGRESS. Albert Einstein, second from left, Chaim Weizmann, third from left, and other delegates to the World Zionist Congress: oil over a photograph, 1921

Amedeo Modigliani, Chaim Soutine, Italian, 1884 - 1920, 1917, oil on canvas

ALBERT EINSTEIN (1879-1955). American (German-born) theoretical physicist. Photographed with Zionist leaders David N. Mosessohn

Chaim Weizmann (1874-1952), Zionist leader, speaking at the Hebrew University, Jerusalem, Palestine, 1925. Later he became the 1st President of the State of Israel. Scientist Chemist Jewish

CHAIM POTOK (1929-2002). American writer. Photograph, n. d
CHAIM POTOK (1929-2002). American writer. Photograph, n.d

Dr Chaim Weizmann speaking at Rishon LeZion, WW1
Dr Chaim Azriel Weizmann (1874-1952), member of the Zionist Commission in Palestine, who later became the first President of the State of Israel

CHAIM WEIZMANN (1874-1952). Russian chemist and Zionist leader

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Chaim, a name that echoes through history and art. From the talented hands of Amadeo Modigliani to the captivating brushstrokes Soutine, this name has left an indelible mark on the world. In 1917, Modigliani created a masterpiece titled "Chaim Soutine, " immortalizing his fellow artist in oil on canvas. The painting captures Soutine's essence, showcasing his passion and intensity. Soutine himself was no stranger to creating powerful works of art. In 1925, he painted "Slaughtered Ox, after Rembrandt, " a haunting depiction that pays homage to the great Dutch master. Through his unique style and technique, Soutine breathes new life into Rembrandt's timeless subject matter. But Chaim extends beyond the realm of art. In Tel Aviv circa 1925, two influential figures stand side by side: Meir Dizengoff and Chaim Weizmann. As Zionists dedicated to building a homeland for their people, they embody determination and resilience. The World Zionist Congress brought together brilliant minds like Albert Einstein and Chaim Weizmann. Their presence signifies intellect intertwined with leadership as they work towards shaping a better future for their community. Another notable figure bearing this name is Amedeo Modigliani himself. His portrait Soutine showcases not only artistic prowess but also camaraderie between fellow artists who understand each other's struggles and triumphs. Beyond the realm of science emerges yet another prominent individual named Chaim - Albert Einstein. Known for his groundbreaking theories in physics, Einstein revolutionized our understanding of the universe while leaving an everlasting legacy behind him. Speaking at Hebrew University in Jerusalem stands Chaim Weizmann - a Zionist leader whose words inspire hope among those seeking self-determination and freedom from oppression. In literature too can we find traces of this remarkable name; American writer Chaim Potok, whose words resonate with readers and transport them to different worlds.