Showing 17 artworks out of 41 with Alexander Archipenko
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Discover "Untitled (154)" by Alexander Archipenko – a pioneering Cubist sculptor. Explore negative space & abstract forms in this unique artwork. #archipenko #cubism #sculpture
Experience 'Danse Macabre (Group Terror -41)' by Alexander Archipenko – a dynamic Cubist sculpture exploring human form & negative space. A striking piece for art collectors.
Explore Alexander Archipenko’s ‘Female Nude,’ a striking 1921 Cubist sketch in warm browns & beiges. Dynamic lines, geometric forms, and textured charcoal create a powerful, restrained image.
Admire Alexander Archipenko’s ‘Mask’ – a striking 1911 sculpture embodying Cubist realism & solemnity. Explore its monochrome beauty & innovative design.