Past. A posthumous exhibition of paintings by the artist M. Demyanova
 

Leafing through old magazines. In Moscow magazine "Zarya" № 7. February 16, 1914:
There was a posthumous exhibition of paintings by the artist MA Demyanova.
Photographs: Self Portrait, Old Years, Rural motive Harbor in the Netherlands, Etude.

rolls, well you remember the artist. Too bad he spent little, 1873-1913 gg. Displaying one of the last works of Mikhail Aleksandrovich.
Barki, 1913, 74x70, x /m. Exhibited at this exhibition and presented a posthumous our museum Society Kuindzhi.

But in 2007 at Upsala selling out the picture.
The arbor
Year of establishment 1912
Category Paintings
Technique Canvas, oil
Size, cm 100x120
Provenance --
Note: Signature and date: 1912.
On the reverse: TV Belozersky, Zhukovsky, 15. In a posthumous exhibition of the artist presented two works from the collection of T. Belozerskogo: "Monk" and "Sorrento", one of which is probably the work.

And if you have a picture of another museum, who died early in the Russian artist, Andrei Petrovich Ryabushkin. Nearly all his paintings were presented at the posthumous exhibition, were from private collections and have not yet been found.

rolls, we do not, but many in the Tretyakov Gallery. Aj 17 paintings.
And what about his show, you write, the 4-th or 12 th?

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Here you are wrong. I know about it exactly.
I can prove it, but laziness, better believe in the word ... : shy:

  1. "Sailing ships"
  2. "Street lit by the sun"

nikola, the first Russian? There is a picture of him-boats. Calm. The photos I have no directory is not at home.

Found here. art-collector.ru/v/D/DEB-DEM/Demyanov_ Mikhail /- 7k


Another name mentioned at this address, but I can not get there.

Manchester City Art Galleries (Manchester) ... Metropolitan Museum of Art (New York City) ... Mikhail A. Demyanov •
www.baghdadmuseum.org /context_m.htm - 286k

nikola and the second photo from the pictures I found her at the gallery (but I think it's a bad copy of the 2nd picture you showed).
http://www.bertc.com/subfour/g125/demyanov.htm

Do not know how to make a direct address, but both pictures are here.

http://translate.google.ru/translate... & tl = en