Filipp Malyavin

1869–1940 · Russian Empire

Filipp Andreevich Malyavin (22 October 1869 – December 23, 1940) was a Russian painter and draftsman. Trained in icon-painting as well as having studied under the great Russian realist painter Ilya Repin, Malyavin is unusual among the Russian artists of the time for having a peasant background. Wikipedia

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Works

“Farandole”, 1926
“Dancing woman”, 1913
“Laughing”, 1898
“Singing peasants”
“Peasant Women”, 1905 — Russian Museum
“Whirlwind”, 1906 — Tretyakov Gallery
“Igor Grabar”, 1895 — Russian Museum
“Women's happiness (Women)”, 1900s — Chelyabinsk State Art Museum
“BABA IN A HEADSCARF”
“Nude female”, 1910 — National Gallery of Slovenia
“Porträt der Else Prior Havemann.”, 1940
“A gentleman”, 1924
“Portrait of K. A. Somov”, 1895
“Mother Russia”
“Rural life”
“Self-portrait with wife and daughter”, 1911
“Two girls”, 1910
“Portrait of a rich peasant”
“A peasant covering up her mouth by coat”, 1894
“Three women”, 1902
“Portrait of a boy in a white suit”, 1905
“Portrait of artist's family”, 1911
“Baba the Peasant Woman”, 1903
“Peasant Girl Knitting a Stocking”, 1895
“Verka”, 1913
“Portrait of Alexandra Balashova”, 1924
“Danae”
“Self-portrait”
“A Peasant Woman”
“Portrait of Daria Ivanovna Tatarintseva”, 1898
“A girl”, 1903
“Peasant with red headscarf”, 1905
“Portrait of a man with book”, 1940
“Nude”
“Portrait of sculptor Vladimir Beklemishev”