Malab'art is a laboratory of art specialized in Paris school of 20th century, namely on works of russian, ukrainian and jewish artists who came to the capital of France in three waves of emigration: before Worlds War I, in the interwar period, and after 1945.

 

Most of them had left their native land for good due to the historic cataclysms of 20th century. All of them found themselves in Paris – the world art capital of the time, attracting artists from many countries by its freedom of creativity, special style of communication formed on Montparnasse.

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Among the names presented by Malab’art, there are artists of various schools and movements:

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Avant-garde (A. Archipenko, O. Zadkine, A. Gritchenko, G. Annenkov), Primitivism (S. Lewitska),
neoclassicism (A. Iakovlev, N. Gloutchenko, I. Babij), Post-war abstractionism (A. Staritsky, P. Grimm, L. Zack),
Non-conformism (O. Rabine).

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The central place is taken by the painting of traditional Ecole de Paris artists (A. Mintchine, M. Andreenko, M. Mavro, V. Khmeluk), created in expressive pastous manner (long pinceau technique).