Sacha was included in many publications. Appearances marked with an asterisk refer to his drawings only. The list below is not comprehensive, as anything used in other sections will be linked within those sections, and not always repeated. Some articles below may not be mentioned in the main section on his life, but added here for documentation and interest. Any new findings will be added later.

1912

✦ Salon d’automne – Sacha is mentioned on page 257 for 2 gouache pieces of artwork, his address is given as Moulin Vert (location of his studio).

1913

✦ February – L’Action – Sacha listed in the admissions for an evening art class with the École des Arts Décoratifs, seemingly this school.

✦ February – Le Voltaire – As above.

✦ May – L’Eclair – Sacha in the Beaux-Art. 

1915

✦ May – Le Carnet de la Semaine – Mention of Sacha’s drawing with other humorists. 

✦ June – Le Rire – A soldier tells a woman to stop crying or she’ll meet the Kronprinz.*

✦ August – La Baionnette Magazine – They’re speaking German in there…*

1918

✦ July – La Gironde – Mention of a drawing of a Russian soldier by Sacha. 

1919

✦ April – Le Populaire – Sacha is mentioned with other humorists.

✦ June – La Liberte – Mentions a ‘wonderful portrait’ by Sacha who is just ‘back from the Orient’.

✦ October – La Chronique des Arts de la curiosite – Sacha’s art is described beside that of Kisling and others. 

✦ October – La Liberte – Sacha’s work will be presented at the Tableau d’Art. 

✦ November – La Lanterne – Also mentions an exhibition at Galerie Tableau d’Art where Sacha will show his work – and the army of the Orient.

✦ December – Le Crapouillet – Sacha’s art is reviewed glowingly here, and apparently his models were very happy with his work. It’s the Tableau d’Art exhibition. 

✦ December – L’Avenir – Also mentions his Tableau d’Art exhibition and a funny anecdote with Sacha. 

1920

✦ January – Les Modes – Mentions Sacha as being more eccentric.

✦ April – L’Intransigeant – Brief mention of Sacha’s art. 

✦ July – https://gallica.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/bpt6k1254636z/f13.item.r=%22Zaliouk%22LVP – Sacha’s drawing of different races/faces. 

1922

✦ January – Le Rappel – Sacha’s exhibition advertised. 

✦ Journal Amusant – Drawing of a woman in a swimsuit.*

✦ March – Excelsior – Mentions another exhibition for Sacha.

✦ March – Le Rappel – Same exhibition as above advertised.

✦ March – Le Petit Journal – As above, but also adds Gerda (spelled Gorda) Wegener and other artists who will exhibit with Sacha. 

✦ October – Bonsoir – Sacha’s poster paint is mentioned on page 3. 

1923

✦ January – La Semaine a Paris – An exhibition will be held at La Rotonde. Sacha is mentioned alongside Foujita. 

✦ March – L’Express du Midi – Sacha’s drawings are described as ‘strange’. Note that this newspaper is for Toulouse and ‘Sud-Ouest’. 

✦ April – Journal Ami – A drawing of a woman smoking on the cover. 

1924

✦ May – Aux Ecoutes – Sacha attends a ball with Metzinger and a few other Jewish artists like Wassilief. He’s on a balcony with Metzinger, Redfeather, Coubert.

✦ June – La Presse – Sacha (alongside other humorists like Saint-Ogan) attended the ‘Criterium’ of Humorists.

✦ June – L’Auto-Velo – Event described as above and below, Sacha won the ‘prime’ of Aero-Sports’. 

✦ July – Les Annales – As above, Sacha went to this running (?) event. 

✦ November – Lectures pour tous – Sacha is pictured with other artists. 

1925

✦ March – La Revue – Another humorist list, including Sacha, Wegener, Milliere, etc. 

✦ April – Le Gaulois – Mentions a ball by La Horde which Sacha decorated with Abadie Landel.

✦ April – Comoedia – Mentions this same ball, with those who attended (Ambrosio is misspelled).

✦ December – Journal Officiel de la République française – Goal created to create a circle for Palestinians in Paris, with its head office being 226 rue Saint-Denis, Paris, ‘chez M. A. Zaliouk.’

1926

✦ January – Les Humoristes – Sacha wins a golden medal alongside Wegener. 

✦ January – Bulletin officiel de l’Union de l’affiche française – Sacha mentioned. 

✦ March – Le Journal – Humorist exhibition. 

1927

✦ January – Les Humoristes – Sacha mentioned as part of the Salon des Humoristes in a list of others.

✦ March – Le Matin – Mentions Sacha at an exhibition. 

✦ March – L’Affiche Francaise – Sacha’s art is mentioned, name suggest gender/sex discussion.

✦ May – Paris-plaisirs – an image of Eve, la Garçonne, with dog. 

✦ June – La Lanterne – Sacha attended an exhibition. Other humorists also mentioned.

✦ October – La Revue francaise – Sacha’s exhibition with the humorists, but noteworthy that Pol Rab and others are presenting too. 

1928

✦ April – Paris-midi – A longer description of the author’s evening out with Sacha in Montparnasse, when Sacha is drawn as a devil. It describes a ball by La Horde. Dubois’ name is misspelled as Elie. 

✦ April – La Rumeur – Ad by La Horde for their ball, listing those who will be present to drum up interest. 

✦ July – L’Europe illustree – Sacha attends a charity ball by Foujita, with M. Wassilieff mentioned too. 

1929

✦ January – Paris Plaisirs – Drawing of a woman in a swimsuit who looks like the Garçonne image. 

✦ April – L’Oeuvre – Sacha made the programme for below ball, mentioned here. 

✦ April – The Paris Times (in English) – La Horde host a ball and Sacha was the one to produce the programme for it. 

✦ April – L’Auto-Velo – a sports club for artists is created and Sacha is part of it along with Metzinger and Pol Rab. Unsure if they actually took part in it fully or if this was a fun idea. 

✦ April – Le Quotidien – Sacha at the 22nd Salon des Humoristes exhibition.

✦ April – L’Ere nouvelle – The ball for La Horde is also advertised here with a mention of Sacha producing the program for it. They state La Rotonde is their headquarters and that the event will be filmed. The dress code is ‘travesti ou soiree’ (2/4).

✦ May – International Herald Tribune – Describes a dinner held for Kiki, which Sacha attends alongside the likes of Andre Salmon.

✦ May – La Volonte nationale – Sacha and the other Humoristes present their work.

✦ June – L’Univers Israelite – An article is dedicated to Sacha in which it describes his artistic life and how he fought in the war, sent to Macedonia. Similarly very useful as it confirms again that he studied with Raphael Collin (Page 7).

✦ July – Paris-Soir – Sacha goes for a drive with Metzinger. 

✦ October – Paris-Soir – Review of his art. Short but mentions the faraway look of his subjects.

✦ Paris Montparnasse – Sacha describes his life when he moves to Paris and the First World War.

1930

✦ October – Comoedia – Sacha holds an exhibition which held an “interesting” collection.

1931

✦ January – L’Homme Libre – Sacha is mentioned in an article which talks about Montparnasse and the Zaliouks, the Foujitas, etc and the financial benefit of painting, which has changed in recent years and which the author discusses. 

✦ April – Le Petit Paris – Sacha’s work is described very briefly (an Arabesque painting). 

1932

✦ February – Le Journal – La Horde holds an exhibition for free; artists are named, Sacha among them.

✦ L’Africain – Description of Sacha’s studio at Moulin-Vert. 

✦ November – La Vie Parisienne – A woman and man embrace as he smells her hair, which is described in the caption.*

✦ December – Cyrano – Rather scathing review of La Horde’s art, including Sacha, which starts out nicely but ends a little flatly. 

1934

✦ April – Brumaire – List of Salon des Humoristes artists, Sacha is among them.

1935

✦ July – La Presse – Mention of Sacha’s studio alongside M. Wassilieff. 

1936

✦ January – Le Monde Illustree – Sacha attends a ball, photographed but the image is poor quality. Metzinger is with him. 

✦ December – Seduction – Describes the changes in Montparnasse from its golden days. It mentions Sacha and the Hordiens – all has disappeared.

1938

✦ March – Le Jour – Sacha is included in the Salon des Humoristes with a funny painting of two men in the desert. 

1939

✦ April – Paris-municipal – Sacha’s work is exhibited beside Picasso and others, mentions how this art echoes back to the time before the ‘Great War’. 

1940

✦ February – Le Petit Parisien – Sacha is mentioned here for an exhibition. Unsure if he remained in Paris or if he could have had this published from a distance given the situation of the war.

✦ February – Le Petit Journal – As above. 

✦ February – Le Temps – Another exhibition.

✦ March – Je suis partout – Sacha exhibits with other humorists. 

1945

✦ Les Ventes publiques en France – Sacha’s work is sold.

1950

✦ July – France-soir – The short paragraph mentions Sacha is lampooning a ‘renaissance’ for the old artists of Montparnasse, again implying the golden age has ended. 

1951

✦ Société des artistes indépendants – Sacha’s art is sold. His address is given as Moulin-Vert.