Konstantin Somov

1869–1939 · Soviet Union · Modernism

Konstantin Andreyevich Somov (30 November 1869 – 6 May 1939) was a Russian painter and draughtsman during the Modernist period, best known as co-founding member of the Mir iskusstva society. Wikipedia

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“Lady in Blue”, 1897 — Tretyakov Gallery
“The Boxer”, 1933
“Alexander Blok”, 1907 — Tretyakov Gallery
“Blue Bird”, 1918
“Fireworks”, 1906
“Skating Rink in Winter”, 1915
“Portrait of Mikhail Kuzmin”, 1909
“Alexander Pushkin at Work”, 1899
“Open Door on a Garden”, 1934
“The Rainbow”
“Landscape with Two Peasant Girls and a Rainbow”, 1918
“Portrait of M. Lukyanov”, 1918
“Holiday near Venice”, 1930
“Portrait of Anna Ostroumova-Lebedeva”, 1901
“Columbine's Little Tongue”, 1915
“Naked Young Man (B. Snezhkovsky)”, 1937
“The Love Letter”, 1911
“Portrait of Euphemia Nosova”, 1911
“Sergievo”, 1897 — Metropolitan Museum of Art
“Women Bathing”, 1910s — Hermitage Museum
“Portrait of the composer, Sergei Vasilievich Rachmaninov”, 1925 — Russian Museum
“In the Forest”, 1914 — Russian Museum
“Self-Portrait”, 1921 — Pushkin Museum
“The apparition”, 1938
“A reclining man”, 1936
“Portrait of B. Snezhkovsky”, 1934
“Porträt des Sergej Diaghilev, 1893”, 1893
“Harlequin and death”, 1918
“The rest”, 1933
“The slumber”, 1933
“Amour senilis”, 1934
“The Lovers”, 1933
“Masquerade”, 1925
“Interior with Chinese Figurine”, 1923
“Portrait of a Lady”, 1936
“E.S. Pits-Bilibina”, 1926
“The lovers”, 1931
“A reclining male nude”, 1931
“Cauchemar de la fièvre brulante”, 1937
“A suitor kneeling before his beloved”, 1913

Konstantin Somov

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