Pavel Filonov

1883–1941 · Russian Empire

Pavel Nikolayevich Filonov (January 8, 1883 – December 3, 1941) was a Russian avant-garde painter, art theorist, and poet. Wikipedia

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Works

“Self-portrait”, 1911
“Bourgeois in a Carriage”
“A Family Portrait”, 1924
“The Narva Gates”, 1929
“Kings Feast”
“Eleven Heads”, 1935
“Defeater of the City”, 1915 — Russian Museum
“Composition with Spheres”, 1930s — Tretyakov Gallery
“Composition: Ships”, 1914 — Tretyakov Gallery
“Man and woman”, 1913 — Russian Museum
“The Banquet of Kings”, 1913 — Russian Museum
“Portrait of Yevdokia Glebova”, 1915 — Russian Museum
“The German War”, 1915 — Russian Museum
“Flowers of the Universal Flowering”, 1915 — Russian Museum
“Formula of the Petrograd Proletariat”, 1921 — Russian Museum
“The Living Head”, 1923 — Russian Museum
“Two Heads”, 1925 — Russian Museum
“Formula of Spring and Acting Forces”, 1928–1929 — Russian Museum
“Heads”, 1910 — Russian Museum
“Those Who Have Nothing to Lose”, 1912 — Russian Museum
“Peasant Family (The Holy Family)”, 1914 — Russian Museum
“Abstract Composition with Spheres”, 1930
“Composition. Faces.”, 1915
“Flight to Egypt”, 1918
“Pancake Tuesday (Maslenitsa)”, 1914
“The Kolkhoznik (Member of a Collective Farm)”, 1931
“Horsemen”, 1911
“A Couple”, 1912
“Execution”, 1912
“Easter”, 1913
“Fishing Schooner”, 1914
“Portrait of Arman Frantsevich Aziber and his son”, 1915
“A White Picture”, 1919
“Formula of the Cosmos”, 1919
“Victory over Eternity”, 1921
“Formula of the Universe”, 1922
“A Man in the World”, 1925
“Formula of the Revolution”, 1925
“Head”, 1925
“Hunger”, 1925