Kikimora.
Color lithograph (365 x 265 mm). Marked with the artist’s monogram upper right. Framed. A compelling example of Larionov’s synthesis of neo-primitivism and experimental avant-garde impulses. Larionov was a founding member of two important Russian artistic groups: Jack of Diamonds (1909-1911) and the more radical Donkey’s Tail (1912-1913). He is credited with giving names to both groups. His first solo show was for one day in Moscow in 1911. In 1913 he created Rayonism, which is largely regarded as the first expression of near-abstract art in Russia. In 1915 he left Russia and worked with Sergei Diaghilev in Paris on the productions of the Ballet Russes. An iconoclast till the end, Larionov’s life and work entailed both an artistic devotion for and an irreverence towards any and all received notions of what it meant to be an artist.
Kikimora.
Color lithograph (365 x 265 mm). Marked with the artist’s monogram upper right. Framed. A compelling example of Larionov’s synthesis of neo-primitivism and experimental avant-garde impulses. Larionov was a founding member of two important Russian artistic groups: Jack of Diamonds (1909-1911) and the more radical Donkey’s Tail (1912-1913). He is credited with giving names to both groups. His first solo show was for one day in Moscow in 1911. In 1913 he created Rayonism, which is largely regarded as the first expression of near-abstract art in Russia. In 1915 he left Russia and worked with Sergei Diaghilev in Paris on the productions of the Ballet Russes. An iconoclast till the end, Larionov’s life and work entailed both an artistic devotion for and an irreverence towards any and all received notions of what it meant to be an artist.
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