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Morris Topchevsky
1945
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Used by permission of the Bernard Friedman chicago modern Collection.
Published in: The Posen Library of Jewish Culture and Civilization, vol. 9.
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Morris Topchevsky
1899–1947
Artist and activist Morris Topchevsky immigrated to Chicago from Bialystok in 1911.In his early twenties, Topchevsky studied art at Hull-House, a settlement house for immigrants on Chicago’s Near West Side, and subsequently at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago. A trip to Mexico in 1924, during which he met and worked with the muralist Diego Rivera, further strengthened his commitment to employing art as a means of resisting and overcoming oppression. Topchevsky spent a number of years teaching at the Abraham Lincoln Centre on Chicago’s South Side, working with the local African American community.
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