Nadezhda Udaltsova (1885-1961) – Viool

Dit betreft een zeer intressant werk van de Russische kunstenares Nadezhda Udaltsova 1885-1961 ( omgeving van)Prachtige aquarel met viool.Linksonder getiteld ( viool)Rechtsonder gesigneerd en gedateerd '16 wat een zeer belangrijk jaar was voor deze kunstenares van de Russische avantgarde.Samen met de bladzilveren gallerylijst een juweel aan de muur dat in ieder interieur uitblinkt.Udaltsova's professional debut was as a participant in a Jack of Diamonds exhibition in Moscow in the winter of 1914.[3] But it was in 1915 that she really made her name as a Cubist artist, participating in three major exhibitions in that single year, including "Tramway V" (February), "Exhibition of Leftist Tendencies" (April), and "The Last Futurist Exhibition: 0.10" (December).[1] Her paintings were subsequently collected and exhibited in the 1920s by the Tretiakov Gallery, the Russian Museum, and other venues as examples of Cubo-Futurism.[3]SuprematismeditUnder the influence of Tatlin, Udaltsova experimented with Constructivism, but eventually embraced the more painterly approach of the Suprematist movement.[1] In 1916, she participated with other Suprematist artists in a Jack of Diamonds exhibition, and during that same time period she joined Kazimir Malevich's Supremus group. In 1915–1916, together with other suprematist artists (Kazimir Malevich, Aleksandra Ekster, Liubov Popova, Nina Genke, Olga Rozanova, Ivan Kliun,... lees verder bij Catawiki