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In early 1907, Nikolai Ivanovich Kulbin, 46-year-old assistant professor of Military Medical Academy, head physician of the General Staff, as well as artist and patron brought young brothers and Burliuks Lentulov to the artistic life of St. Petersburg.
In the spring of 1908 Peter took just two exhibitions under the same name - "Garland." On one of them exhibited modern artists who were members of the "Blue Rose", on the other, arranged with the active participation Kulbin - the left side of "The Wreath" (V. Burliuk Burliuk, LA Burliuk-Kuznetsov, Kuznetsov, A. Lentulov, A. Exter), and "Art and psychological group" N. Kulbin "Triangle" (N. Kulbin, E. Spandikov, M . Anders,L.Shmit-Ryzhov, A. Nikolaev, G. Blanc, NN Kalmykov, Druzhinin, H. Mostow , L. Meister, T. Lee, I. Shkolnik, Gippius).
(Brown, I highlighted the names of which are now virtually nothing is known, and I will be grateful to anyone who can find for them some information.)
It is the second exhibition played a significant role in the development of Russian avant-garde. Of course, this was another stage of the search. For example, Vladimir Burliuk developed the genre of "psychological picture", he tried to create images that would cause the viewer hallucinations. According to this theory by this artist was not an artist and the viewer, rather, his imagination.
Here's how the researcher Russian avant-garde A. Krusanov wrote about this time: "Art 1907/08 season was marked by the first steps of a new movement in Russian art, a movement which in the near future, destined to spill over into music, literature, theater, cinema, get almost in all spheres of art, to become dominant for some time in Russia and art have a significant impact on the future evolution of not only Russian but also world art.