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Me and my homie were playing squad and he really likes Russian Sables, so I drew a Russian Sable.
The portraits in the snow: These portraits were made for the "Zima" magazine (The leading Russian lifestyle print magazine in the United Kingdom). https://t.co/VpAx3MiYaY
Such was his fame that (1929) the Rohlfs Museum was opened in Hagen. In 1937 the Nazis had him expelled from the Prussian Academy & his work was removed from public collections as Entartete Kunst. Monte Tamaro (1935), Artichoke (c1937), Sunflower (1934) & Canna (1932).
A new artist that just joined DeviantArt this week! I swear, Russian artists are just crazy talented.<3
All artwork belongs to Shore2020, find them below!
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Digital painting by Russian artist Waldemar von Kazak #art #DigitalArt #Alhamdulillah
The greatest writer of Prussian cultural heritage, Schiller, and I, bear a resemblance to one another, e.g. seen in 'Weimar's Courtyard of the Muses (1860)' by Theobald Freiherr von Oer.
@DeePeeArts I'm Ann/Anyan, Russian part-freelance illustrator
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It was just as well that he left Russia when he did. One cannot imagine the USSR approving of his Russian Faces or his individuality. Faces of Russia (c1923), The Twins (1922-3), The Harlot of Marseille (1923) & German Butcher (1938)
From 1916-18 he was painting the lives of the Russian peasants & sought to present their struggles as heroic. This would be in line with future revolutionary thought at the time. Portrait of an Artist (1917), Maria Yasnaya (1916), Self-Portrait (1916) & Childhood (1916)
Thread: Boris Grigoriev (1886-1939) died on this day. He was a Russian social realist painter who created unique & psychologically intense portraits. He is hardly known today but his art is fascinating
Konstantin Korovin, 1861 - 1939, a Russian impressionist painter
On the boat. Abramtsevo (1880) by Vasily Polenov (1844-1927). North of Moscow. #Victorian #RussianArt
made for my friends personas(?) in the form of characters of Russian folklore
mother kikimora and mother leshikha
and their daughter 🌿
Today is my B-day and Im 19 now, so if u want to congratulate me - RT this post
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