Abraham Manievich
1881–1942 · Ukrainian-American · 30 artworks
ExpressionismPost-ImpressionismFauvismCubismVibrant color palettesSimplified formsExpressive brushworkAtmospheric perspectiveUse of light and shadow
artist bio
Abraham Manievich was a Ukrainian-American artist known for his vibrant landscapes and cityscapes that blended elements of Post-Impressionism, Expressionism, and Fauvism. His work captures the essence of both European and American settings with a unique, colorful perspective.
what you'll learn
Studying Manievich's work allows students to explore the fusion of different styles and how color can be used to evoke emotion and atmosphere in landscape painting. Students can also learn about the artist's ability to capture the essence of a place through simplified forms and expressive brushwork.
related: Vincent van Gogh, Maurice de Vlaminck, Childe Hassam
30 artworks
Autumn Day
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Still Life with Green Vase and Flowers
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Winter Scene with Church
1911
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Rural Landscape
1921
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Street in a Provincial Town
1915
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A Street in the Bronx
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House Workers in the Bronx
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Paris Street
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Winter Village Scene
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Flowers on a Yellow Table
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Flowers. Vase on a Hamper
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Snow-covered Street
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Quiet Autumn Day
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Cloudy Day, Bridgeport, Connecticut
1939
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Landscape with Animals
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Town Scene with Bus Stop
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Winter Landscape with a Church
1905
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The Yellow House
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Beyond the Trees
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Spring in Kyiv`s Kurenivka District
1915
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Still Life
1930
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Still Life with Fruits
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Autumn in the Park
1925
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Village Landscape
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Winter Landscape: Outskirts of Kyiv
1908
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Street Scene with Hot Dog Stand
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Camden
1923
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Troika in the Snow
1910
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Alexander Square, Kiev
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Late Summer Afternoon (The Bronx)
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