Showing 24 artworks out of 30 with Konstantin Yuon and with artwork date before 1938 and with artwork date after 1928
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Konstantin Yuon
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-1938
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1928+
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- Putty
- Celadon
- Espresso
- Rosy Brown
- White
- Gray
- Phthalo Green
- Quinacridone Magenta
- Sap Green
- Walnut
- Clay
- Driftwood
- Konstantin Yuon
- “Academic Realism”
- Soviet Era Art
- Domestic Interior
- Russian Impressionism
- Vertical Composition
- "Russian Impressionism"
- Forest Winter Scene
- 1920S Art Style
- Symbolist Landscape
- Russian Painting
- Oil On Canvas Art
- Russian Watercolor
- “Brown Tones”
- Cool Color Palette
- Russian Portrait Art
- “Library Scene”
- Artyom Vesely Portrait
- Impressionist Landscape
- Blue And Green Art
- Yuon Landscape
- Soviet Art Sketch
- Traditional Portrait
- Oil Painting Art
- Bare Tree Artwork
- "Historical Painting"
- Impressionist Style
- Gorky’S Play Design
- 1930 Art”
- Russian Art 1935
- Stage Design Artwork
- Winter Scene Art
- Melancholy Landscape
- Portrait Of A Man
- Impressionist Painting
- 1933 Interior Sketch
- Opulent Dining Room
- Vintage Russian Art
- 1930S Russian Art
- Detailed Watercolor
- “Oil On Canvas”
- Historical Interior
- “Subbotniks Event”
- Women Portrait Art
- Pencil Drawing Art
- “Soviet Art”
- Nature Art Piece
- “Muted Colors”
- “Intellectual Gathering”
- Sunset Colors Art
Explore 'Disappearing Province' by Konstantin Yuon (1929). An oil painting of two women in a warm interior scene, showcasing Impressionist realism & rich textures. Discover Russian art history.
Konstantin Yuon’s 1933 watercolor sketch depicts a lavish interior for Gorky’s play. Explore opulent details, symmetrical design & cool blues in this elegant study.
Explore Konstantin Yuon’s ‘Meeting of the association ‘Nikitinsky subbotniks’. A vibrant 1930 oil painting depicting a bustling scholarly gathering in a grand library, showcasing realism & muted tones.
Explore 'The Beginning of Spring' by Konstantin Yuon – a stunning Impressionist landscape capturing winter’s beauty. Oil on canvas, 1935. A serene & evocative piece.