Showing 24 artworks out of 29 with Nathan Altman
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A captivating Cubist masterpiece featuring the dignified Anna Akhmatova in a blue dress by Nathan Altman, showcasing 1914 avant-garde brilliance that invites you to explore this iconic piece of art history.
Discover "He Who Was Nothing," a striking 1918 painting by Nathan Altman. Explore this naive Cubist work featuring Russian symbolism & primitivist elements. A unique art piece!
Discover "Russia, Labour" by Nathan Altman – a striking Cubist painting from 1921. Explore this pivotal Russian avant-garde artwork's unique design & historical significance.
Nathan Altman’s ‘Still Life’ (1923) – a vibrant oil painting showcasing textured impasto & warm tones. Explore Fauvist influences in this dynamic, expressive work.
Nathan Altman’s ‘Portrait of Boris Kornilov’ (1935) blends realism & Ukiyo-e influence. An introspective ink & watercolor piece featuring a symbolic dual figure. Explore this poignant work!