Showing 22 artworks with Aleksandra Ekster and with artwork date before 1923 and with artwork date after 1913
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Aleksandra Ekster
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-1923
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1913+
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- Espresso
- Midnight Blue
- Phthalo Green
- Gray
- White
- Steel Blue
- Cobalt Violet
- Rosy Brown
- Driftwood
- Clay
- Brown
- Plum
- Mahogany
- Putty
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- Aleksandra Ekster
- Russian Avant-Garde
- Cubist Painting
- Early 20Th Century
- Modern Art Style
- Cubo-Futurist Art
- Geometric Painting
- Bold Color Blocks
- Avant-Garde Style
- Bold Color Palette
- Gray And Red Colors
- Oil Paint Texture
- 1914 Artwork
- 1920S Art
- Cubist Still Life
- Red Yellow Blue
- Industrial Illustration
- Pen And Ink Drawing”
- Russian Avant Garde
- 1914 Painting
- Dynamic Composition
- Abstract Art Style
- Fruit Still Life
- Fragmented Forms
- Color Dynamics Art
- 1915 Art Piece
- Labor Art”
- “Early 20Th Century”
- Black And White Art
- “Machine Illustration”
- Avant-Garde Art
- Salome Costume
- Red And Black Art
- Geometric Still Life
- Geometric Forms
- Italian Architecture
- Red Blue Yellow Art
- Abstract Painting
- Vintage Art Piece
- Dynamic Motion
- Black Dress Figure
- Cubo-Futurism
- Satanic Ballet Artwork
- Florence Artwork
- Color Composition
- Energetic Pose
- Constructivist Art
- Geometric Art
- Abstract Cityscape
- Bold Colors
Experience the dynamic energy of Aleksandra Ekster's 1917 Cubo-Futurist masterpiece Costume design for Salome, a captivating blend of bold color and motion that invites you to explore this avant-garde treasure.
Explore Aleksandra Ekster’s ‘Florence’ (1915) – a dynamic Cubist painting of the Italian city. Bold colors, fragmented architecture & dramatic lighting create an energetic abstraction.
Explore 'Color Dynamics' by Aleksandra Ekster (1914). A striking Cubist still life featuring bold colors & fragmented forms. Discover this significant early 20th-century artwork.
Explore Aleksandra Ekster’s 1914 Cubist still life! A dynamic composition of fruits & wine in gray & red hues, reflecting Russian avant-garde style.
Explore 'Satanic Ballet' by Aleksandra Ekster (1922). A dynamic Constructivist illustration of industrial labor in stark black, red & white. Discover its geometric forms & symbolic depth.