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Pavel Filonov
Peasant Family
1915
Russian Museum, St.Petersburg
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Pavel Filonov
A Man and a Woman q
1912-13
Russian Museum, St.Petersburg
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Pavel Filonov
Peasant Family (mk19)
1915
Oil on canvas,89 x 72 cm
Russian Museum,Saint Petersburg
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Pavel Filonov
A Man and a Woman (mk19)
1912-1913
Pen,brush,Brown ink,Indian ink and water-colour on paper,31 x 23.3 cm
Russian Museum,Saint Petersburg
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Pavel Filonov
The Major-s Marrlage Proposal
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Pavel Filonov
A Peasant Family
A Peasant Family (The Holy Family), 1914, oil on canvas, 159x128 cm, Russian Museum.
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Pavel Filonov
Portrait of E. N. Glebova
Portrait of E. N. Glebova (the artist's sister), 1915, oil on canvas. 117x152.5 cm. Russian Museum.
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Pavel Filonov
Dimensions and material of painting
Dimensions and material of painting: Oil on canvas, 171.5 x 156 cm
Date 1914-1915
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Pavel Filonov
German War
Oil on canvas, 171.5 x 156 cm
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Pavel Filonov
Animals
1930(1930)
Medium oil on paper
Dimensions 67.5 x 91 cm (26.6 x 35.8 in)
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Pavel Filonov
Abstract Composition with Spheres
Oil on paper, 72 x 51 cm
Date circa 1930(1930)
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Pavel Filonov
A Peasant Family
1914(1914)
Medium oil on canvas
Dimensions 159 X 128 cm
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1883-1941
Pavel Filonov Locations
Russian painter, graphic artist and poet. He came from a working-class background; orphaned in childhood, he moved to St Petersburg, where he earned money through embroidery, house painting, restoring buildings and icons, and other tasks such as retouching photographs and making posters and wrappers for goods (a practical apprenticeship he never forgot). His interest in drawing and painting developed through copying, making portraits and the close study of human and animal anatomy. He entered the Academy of Arts, St Petersburg (1908) with difficulty but he left without graduating; his only important teacher was L. E. Dmitriyev-Kavkazsky (1849-1916), with whom he studied privately. Largely self-taught, he was a man of considerable intellectual powers.
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