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| Altman, Nathan (1889 Vinnitsa - 1970 St. Petersburg) |
1901-1907 Studied in the art school in Odessa. 1910-1912 Worked at the Free Russian Academy in Paris. Took part in Futurist exhibitions & publications. Painter, book & set designer. | |
| Annenkov, Yury (1889 Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky - 1974 Paris) |
1908 Studied in the Petersburg University, S. Zaidenberg's Studio, & Zionglinsky Studio. In Paris studied in M. Denis & F. Vallotone Studious (1911-1912). Painter, books & stage designer. Basically active after the Revolution. Lived in Germany & France since 1924. | |
| Baranoff-Rossine, Wladimir (1888 Kherson - January 1944, France) |
Painter. Progressed from Fauvism to Cubism, & to an end of 1910th to Abstractionism. From 1910 until 1917 lived in Paris & Copenhagen. Developed ideas of composer A. Scriabin about music & color. Performed in Moscow two "Colorvisual concerts" in Meierhold & Bolshoi Theaters in 1923-1924. In 1925 emigrated to France. | |
| Boguslavskaya, Ksenia | One of the famous Early Russian Futurists painters, poets, & bohemians | |
| Burliuk, David (1882 Semirotovschina Village near Kharkov - 1967 Long Island, New York) |
1898-99 Studied at the Art Schools in Kazan & Odessa; 1902-03 in Munich; 1904 in Paris; 1911-14 at the School of Painting, Sculpture & Architecture in Moscow. One of the founders & the central figure of Russian Futurism. Painter, poet, art theorist, & [most of all] showman. | Radio-Futurists
Exhibition of Burliuk Russian/American |
| Burliuk, Vladimir (1886 Chernianka Village Estate in Southern Ukraine - 1917 Killed in W.W.I) |
From 1911 studied in the School of Art in Odessa. One of the prominent figures of the early Russian Futurism. Painter & book illustrator. | |
| Chagall, Marc (1887 Village near Vitebsk - 1985 St. Paul, France) |
One of the most famous Russian painters in the West. St. Petersburg: 1906-10, Paris: 1910-14, Russia: 1914-22, Berlin: 1922-23, France: 1923-41, U.S.: 1941-48, back to France: 1948-52, St. Paul: 1953-85. | MH:
"Chagall"
In Jerusalem |
| Ender, Maria (1897 Petersburg - 1942 Petersburg) |
One of the M. Matiushin's colleagues in GINHUK, painter, theorist, & designer. | |
| Ermilov, Wassily (1894 Kharkov - 1967 Kharkov) |
1905-1911 Studied in Kharkov. Then with V. Mayakovsky & D. Burliuk. Painter, theorist, book & general designer. Since 1914 active as KuboFuturist. From 1917-19 adopted Suprematism. In 1920th helped to publish in Kharkov the last Russian Avantgardist' journals "Avangard" & [in Ukrainian] "Nova Generacia" with articles of M. Matiushin, K. Malevich, etc. Author of his "Experimental Constructions" & prominent figure in Kharkov & Ukrainian Avantgarde. | |
| Exter, Alexandra (1882 Belostok near Kiev - 1949 Fontenay-aux-Roses near Paris) |
Until 1907 Studied at the Art School in Kiev & at the Grande Chaumier Academy in Paris. Painter, designer, brought news about French art to Russia. | |
| Filonov,
Pavel (1883 Moscow - 1941 Petersburg) |
Genius painter, theorist, & stage designer. Leader of his group "Masters of Analytical Art" (1925-1941). In 1911 was in Palestine, 1911-12 in Italy & France. | Filonov Art Site |
| Goncharova,
Natalya (1881 Nagaievo Village near Tula -1962 Paris) |
1901-1909 Studied at the School of Painting, Sculpture, & Architecture in Moscow. From 1914 lived in Paris. Painter, book illustrator and set designer. One of the prominent figures of early Russian Futurism. | Goncharova's
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MH: "Goncharova" |
| Guro, Elena (1877 St. Petersburg - 1913 Ussiriko dacha, Finland) |
1890-1893 Studied in St. Petersburg at the School of Drawing; 1906 studied at Zvantzeva's Studio with Bakst & Dobujinsky. Wife of M. Matiushin. Grew from Impressionism to a Member of the Kubo-Futurist group, but stayed apart from "art hooliganism". Painter, book illustrator, poet, & writer. Some avantgardists saw in her "The Mother of Russian Futurism". | |
| Kamensky, Wassily (1864 Borovskoe village - 1961 Moscow) |
Studied at the Institute of Agriculture. One of the early Russian Futurists. Aviator, painter, & poet. | |
| Kandinsky,
Wassily (1866 Moscow - 1944 Neuilly-sur-Saine near Paris) |
1897-99 Studied in Munich at Ashba's school and at the Munich Art Academy. A major artist of the XXth century & one of the pioneers of the abstract painting. | MH:
"Kandinsky"
W. K. Compositions Brazilian In Italian Java Figurines Kandinskii |
| Kliun, Ivan (1870 Kiev - 1942 Moscow) |
Painter, theorist, book illustrator and set designer. One of the prominent figures of early Russian Futurism. | |
| Kozintzeva, Lubov (1898 Kiev - 1978 Moscow) |
Graphic & painter. 1918-19 Studied under impact of A. Exter in Kiev. Then traveled & exhibited a lot in Europe until 1927(?). Also worked with constructivists Rodchenko & Lissitzky. Wife of famous russian writer Ilya Erenburg. | |
| Kudriashov, Ivan (1896 Kaluga - 1970 Moscow) |
Studied under Malevich supervision. One of the Late Russian Avantgardists. Painter & stage designer. Suprematist, & after that a "Cosmic abstractionist". | |
| Kulbin, Nikolai (1868 St. Petersburg - 1917 St. Petersburg) |
Graduated from the Military Medical Academy. Painter, lecturer, & one of the biggest promoters of the New Art. | Profile of Marinetti |
| Larionov,
Michail (1881 Tiraspol -1964 Fontenay-aux-Roses near Paris) |
1898 Studied in the School of Painting, Sculpture, & Architecture in Moscow. Invented Rayonism. Painter, set designer, & art theorist. One of the central figures of early Russian Futurism. | |
| Le-Dantiu, Mikhail (1891 near Tver' - 1917 died in W.W.I) |
Close to Larionov, Goncharova, Tatlin, Bart. Painter & theorist. In 1912-13 lived in Kavkaz, were he has found an art of painter Nico Pirosmanashvili. Then lived in Odessa & Petersburg. Since 1915 mobilized to the army. | |
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| Lissitzky, El,
Lasar (1890 Polchinok near Smolensk -1941 Moscow) |
1909-1914 Studied Architecture at the Technical Academy at Darmstadt, Germany. Prominent among the Russian Constructivists. Painter, architect, book designer, photographer. | Lenin-Tribüne
Wolkenbügel El Lissitzky Rutgers.edu |
| Malevich,
Kazimir (1878 near Kiev - 1935 St. Petersburg) |
1896-1916 Studied at the School of Painting in Kiev; 1904-05 at the School of Painting, Sculpture, & Architecture in Moscow. One of the leading figures in the Russian Avantgarde & founder of Suprematism. Painter, sculptor, & art theorist. | Suprematist
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MH: "Malevich" |
| Matiushin, Mikhail (1861 Nizhni Novgorod - 1934 Petersburg) |
One of the most serious Russian Futurists & new art supporters. Painter, musician, publisher, & prominent theorist. Accumulated many avantgarde artists around him. | |
| Mayakovsky , Vladimir (1893 Bagagadi, Georgia - 1930 Petersburg) |
Became involved in the Hylaean group around Velimir Khlebnikov and David Burliuk, which evolved into the KuboFuturist movement. Mayakovsky soon became known as one of the group's urbanists, a trait which would perhaps see its most full expression in his celebration of Soviet industrialization after the October Revolution. | Greetings
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| Popova, Lubov (1889 Ivanovskoe Village near Moscow - 1924 Moscow) |
1907-08 Studied at the Studios of Zukovsky & Yuon in Moscow; 1912-13 at the Studio of Le Fauconnier & Metzinger in Paris. One of the prominent figures in Russian Constructivism. Painter, book & set designer, poster painter. | |
| Pougny, Ivan, Jean (1895 Repino - 1956 Paris) |
Painter, book illustrator and set designer. One of the prominent figures of early Russian Futurism. Since 1924 lived in Paris. | |
| Rodchenko,
Alexander (1891 St. Petersburg - 1956 Moscow) |
1910 Studied at the School of Art at Kazan. 1914 at the Stroganoff Institute in Moscow. Painter, book, set, & textile designer, sculptor, poster painter, & photographer. One of the prominent figures of Russian Constructivism. | A. Rodchenko |
| Rosanova, Olga (1886 Malenki village near Vladimir - 1918 Moscow) |
1904-1910 Studied at the Bolshakov Art School and at the Stroganoff Institute in Moscow; 1912 at Zvantzeva's Art School. Belongs to Early Russian Futurism. Painter & book illustrator. | |
| Shkolnik, Yosif (1883-1926) | One of the first Russian Futurists, painter & set designer. | |
| Stenberg,
Vladimir (1899 - 1982) Stenberg,
Georgii |
Studying railroad and bridge construction in Moscow. Studies at the Stroganoff School of Applied Art. Founding members of OBMOKhU at SVOMAS, design propaganda posters. Display spatial structures at the Poet's Cafe in Moscow and write earliest declaration of Constructivism. Begin their work for Goskino in 1922. | MoMA
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| Strzeminski, Wladyslaw (1893 Minsk -1952 Lodz, Poland) |
Wladyslaw Strzeminski worked in various fields of artistic and social activity. His thinking was characterized by the well grounded assumption that artists can influence the art viewers and their perception by constructing rules of historical-artistic ways of seeing and image building. Strzeminski wanted to have an influence on ways of seeing in an institutional manner - this attitude was typical of the avant-garde, and related to the postulates of the heroic phase of the Russian avant-garde, with whose representatives and institutions he actively co-operated in the late teens and early 1920's. | |
| Suetin, Nikolai (1897 Metliavskaya station near Kaluga - 1954 Petersburg) |
Painter, theorist, posterist, & set designer. 1922-26 worked at GINHUK with Malevich & others. | |
| Tatlin, Vladimir (1885 Moscow - 1953 Moscow) |
Active on exhibitions since 1909. Painter, constructor, architect, engineer, stage & set designer. Author of the famous constructivist model of The Monument for III International. | Tatlin (German) |
| Udaltzova, Nadezhda (1886 Orel - 1961 Moscow) |
1906-11 studied in different studious in Moscow. 1912-13 in Paris in Studio "Palitra" of J. Metzinger, A. Le Fauconnier, & D. de Segonsack. In 1913 worked with Tatlin. Started as Kubofuturist. Painter, mural painter, & theorist. | |
| Vesnin, Alexander (1883 Yurevetz -1959 Moscow) |
From 1907 studied at Yuon's Studio in Moscow; from 1909 in St. Petersburg at Zionglinsky [impressionist] studio, where also studied E. Guro & M. Matiushin; 1909-12 at the Institute of Civil Engineering in St. Petersburg. One of the Central Figures in Russian Constructivism. Painter, set designer & architect. | |
| Zdanevich, Kiril (1892 Tiflis - 1970 Tbilisi (new for Tiflis)) |
Studied in Tiflis, Moscow, St. Petersburg, & Paris. Painter & book illustrator. One of the prominent figures of early Russian Futurism. | |
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