Showing 14 artworks with Aleksandr Deyneka and with Expressionism
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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.
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 'Fist' by Aleksandr Deyneka (1925). A dynamic black & white portrait in Expressionistic lines, capturing surprise & Soviet realism. Iconic Russian Modernism.
Explore Aleksandr Deyneka’s ‘Father complained himself’ (1925). A striking black & white illustration of morality & temptation, influenced by Art Nouveau/Expressionism.
Explore Aleksandr Deyneka’s ‘Football. Picture for ''Red cornfield''’ (1927) – a dynamic watercolor capturing Soviet sports in an Expressionist style. A unique piece of Russian Modernism.
Aleksandr Deyneka’s ‘Six Nuns’ (1936) – a haunting Expressionist illustration exploring faith & isolation. Oil on canvas, featuring geometric forms & muted tones. A unique Soviet-era artwork.
Explore 'Pop Dance' by Aleksandr Deyneka (1922). A striking black & white illustration of social commentary in Expressionist style. Intense hatching & dynamic composition – a rare piece!