Biography

1971-  Studies theory and history of art at the Academy of Art in 1976   Leningrad (now St.Petersburg)

1979   Paints a portrait of Dostoevski commissioned by the 
           Dostoevski Museum in Leningrad

1981   She is a student in the master class of Salomon Gershov
           who had been a student of Chagall and Malewich and
           was one of the few survivors of the Russian avantgarde from
           the Stalinist repressions in the concentration camps. He saw
           the portrait in the Dostoevski Museum and, recognizing her
           talent, opened for her the way to what today is called
         The Russian Avantgarde or Classical Modernity.

1994   Tatjana Levitan leaves St. Petersburg with her husband, the
         painter Genrich Kenne: The two now live and work in the
         West, in Italy, Holland, Austria and Germany.

Tatjana Levitan’s paintings were seen in numerous exhibitions in
Russia, Lithuania, Austria, Switzerland, Israel and Germany. They
have found their way into public collections such as the Dostoevski
Museum in St.Petersburg, the Museum for Modern Art in Yerevan,
the Municipal Museum in in Schaulei/Litauen and in the
“Bildungswerk” and the Municipal Gallery in Rosenheim.

Biography

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