Russian avant

[qwerty]

gans, to this branch, I think, is willing to help understand the phenomenon of Russian avant-garde, to introduce new (not very well-known names), show the evolution of a master. To do this we must show the entire history of this tendency, describe the main exhibitions, then it will be easier to understand the characteristics of each master, and, therefore, at the end of the course, many themselves understand how to distinguish counterfeit, to whom the artists should take a closer attention. I am willing to quietly shares his knowledge and information available to me, and I shall be very grateful if you will be my message to complement images, but it would be better that these pictures were relevant: ie, a message about the exhibition in 1908 - to give pictures, if not with this show, at least the work of masters, participating in this exhibition, this time. If the help forum, I think, may result from a unique material.

[Samvel]

Originally Posted by qwerty

(brown, I provided the names of which are now virtually nothing is known, and I am very grateful to anyone who can find them some information).

I can share little information of Turin Maria Aneta Robertovna Liandre. She was the daughter of Ambassador Swedes in Russia Empire, in the late 80's she studied at the Acad. hudozhstv in St. Petersburg, married a classmate George Mich. Dolukhanova. Before the revolution, lived in St. Petersburg, 1918. moved to Tbilisi and the rest of his life lived there. According to stories told relatives, tried with no one to talk, oposalis its origin (her father in law, Michael G. Dolukhanov, with the rank of lieutenant-general, was the adjutant of Alexander III-st.) In the 20th, T. Liandra from Heb. Lancere issued in several productions in the Tbilisi theaters.
She died at the beginning of WWII.

[Meister]

Samvel, thanks to great, I liked it!

[Маруся]

I have found in his short but very useful ссылочку Burliuks about the family with all their complicated names and their nest.

http://terra-futura.com/index.php?op...view&id=76

Samvel! OOOgromnoe thanks!

[dedulya37]

Originally Posted by Samvel

studied at the Acad. hudozhstv in St. Petersburg

A robust design in that the Academy taught!
The third track - just a class!

[fross]

I also really want pictures:
1. Cover of the first issue of the Golden Fleece. Journal chic and serious artists do not initially perceived. They say, Blessed will be the master. Even the authorship of the first secret of the pseudonym. On the cover of the first issue of a mermaid with two tails, presumably the work of Bakst.
2. Interior of the exhibition "Salon of the Golden Fleece. Moscow. Home Khludovs. 1908
3.Zh.Brak. Bather. 1908. ( "Golden Fleece". 1909). Oil on canvas. Private collection, Paris
4.K.Van Dongen. The lady with the black glove. 1907-1908. (Exhibition "Salon of the Golden Fleece." 1908). Oil on canvas. GMII im. Pushkin
5.V.Van Gogh. Bayukalschitsa (Augustin Ruhlen). 1888. (Exhibition "Salon of the Golden Fleece." 1908). Oil on canvas. Kreller-Muller Museum. Wiped
6.M.F.Larionov. Bathers. 1904. (Exhibition "Salon of the Golden Fleece." 1908). Oil on canvas. GTG
7.A.T.Matveev. Awakening. 1907. Gypsum. (Exhibition "Salon of the Golden Fleece." 1908). GRM
8.N.S.Goncharova. Collection of apples. 1908. ( "Golden Fleece". 1909). Oil on canvas. GRM
9.P.V.Kuznetsov. Woman with a dog. 1909 ( "Golden Fleece". 1909-1910). Canvas, tempera. GTG
10.Interer exhibition "Golden Fleece". 1909. Moscow.

[fross]

Turns Night Cafe, which is now trying to sue the heirs at Yale University, Morozov bought at the exhibition The Golden Fleece (Golden Fleece) in 1908. Even through preserved and is located in the Manuscript department of the Pushkin Museum. Purchased in 7500, seven and a half thousand francs = 3000rub (assuming 40 kopeks Franc). This sale was the largest, all on the "Salon of the Golden Fleece managed to sell 12 paintings in the amount of 5500 rubles, the exhibition was visited by about 7000 spectators.

[fross]

March 18, 1909 Russian word:

Art to
The other day at Sea (corner of Voznesensky) opens exhibition of paintings, staged by Dr. N. Kulbin. Name of the exhibition "Triangle". Of the impressionists should be noted: Br. Burliuks, Kulbin Spandikova, Kalmakova ( "Salome"), Schmidt-Ryzhov, Shkolnik, Bystrenina, etc. The exhibition is expected to give a series of musical illustrations of paintings, which will be great news for viewers.

Schmitt-Ryzhova (from Filonov - Schmidt) Ludmila F. (1881 -?) - Painter, theater artist, teacher. Graduated from the Higher Bestuzhevskie courses (1902), the Higher State Art Institute (1919). Participated in the exhibition "Crown" (1910). It was one of the authors and illustrators of the collection "Studio Impressionists" (1910), edited by N. Kulbin. (cover it) After 1917 worked as a painter in theaters in Leningrad, Krasnodar, Lipetsk. Board member of the House of the artist, which also was in charge of the art studio. Several works Schmitt in the 1950-1960. were in the congregation AM Mikhailova (Saratov) [259, ed. Mts. 35, 316, pp. 56-59].

Last year her work was exhibited in the Krasnodar Regional Art Museum im. FA Kovalenko at the exhibition "Reflections on the era." Yes, and a little of its work in "The Oriental Scene" (44 x 35,5 cm, oil on cardboard) in 1909 was in the New Hermitage-1.

[Meister]

Originally Posted by fross

8.N.S.Goncharova. Collection of apples. 1908. ( "Golden Fleece". 1909). Oil on canvas. GRM

unusual grandmother painted on the right! rarely is found on her pictures!

[qwerty]

A bit more about the exhibition organizer of the first exhibition of avant-garde art.
Kulbin Nikolai Ivanovich (1868-1917). Became an artist in 40 years in the rank of a privat-docent of the Military Academy of Commerce, the head physician of the General Staff, with a general's rank of Counselor of State. Organizer of the first exhibitions in the vanguard of the 1908 initiator coming to Russia, the creator of futurism TF Marinetti in 1914, exhibitions of 1908: The Impressionists. Petersburg, 1909; Vilna, 1909/1910; Salons B. Izdebsky. Petersburg, Riga, Odessa, 1909; Modern painting. Ekaterinburg, 1912; Jack of Diamonds, Moscow, 1912; personal, Petersburg, 1912; Graphic Arts, St. Petersburg, 1913; Free International Futurist Exhibition, Rome, 1914; Exhibition in favor of the hospital artists, Petrograd, 1914; exhibition leftist currents, Petrograd, 1915; Contemporary Russian paintings and drawings, Petrograd, 1916/1917.
Kulbin played a huge role in the formation of futurist movement, although his painting developed in the tradition of Impressionism and Fauvism.