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Who was the Russian Jew with the French name that did the panels at the Lincoln Center?

  1. Augustus St. Gaudens

  2. Emma Stebbins

  3. Marc Chagall

  4. Stanford White

The correct answer is: Marc Chagall

Marc Chagall was the Russian Jew with the French name who did the panels at the Lincoln Center. Chagall was a renowned artist known for his unique style that combined elements of Cubism, Fauvism, and Symbolism. His panels at the Lincoln Center in New York City, specifically at the Metropolitan Opera House, are a significant part of the city's cultural landscape. Augustus St. Gaudens was a prominent American sculptor known for his public monuments, Emma Stebbins was an American sculptor famous for her work in Central Park including the Angel of the Waters fountain, and Stanford White was a well-known American architect.

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