Showing 24 artworks out of 56 with Aleksandr Deyneka and with artwork date before 1926 and with artwork date after 1916
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Aleksandr Deyneka
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Explore Aleksandr Deyneka’s "Before going into mine" (1925). A stark, monochromatic painting depicting enslaved laborers in a powerful Expressionist style. Large-scale & emotionally charged.
Aleksandr Deyneka's 'Arrangement' (1922) captures dynamic urban life with bold lines and stark contrasts. Explore this iconic Soviet Realist lithograph at ArtsDot.
Explore Aleksandr Deyneka’s powerful Socialist Realist drawing, "Picture for magazine ''Atheist at the bench''" (1926). A striking black & white image of human struggle – a unique piece.
Explore Aleksandr Deyneka’s ‘Decided Unanimously,’ a powerful 1925 linocut depicting a mass gathering in Expressionist style. Discover its social commentary & striking graphic design.
Explore Aleksandr Deyneka’s powerful Socialist Realist painting 'A Slave of God.' A striking image from 1925, capturing Soviet life & political themes. Discover this unique artwork now!
Discover 'Portrait of Mother' by Aleksandr Deyneka (1920). A captivating Russian painting blending realism & impressionism, showcasing a contemplative woman in traditional attire. Explore Soviet art!