
1887–1938 · Russian · 30 artworks
artist bio
Alexandre Jacovleff was a Russian émigré painter, known for his vibrant depictions of people and cultures encountered during his travels, particularly in Asia and Africa. His work blends Expressionist energy with Neoclassical precision, capturing both the external appearance and the inner spirit of his subjects.
what you'll learn
Studying Jacovleff's art allows students to explore the fusion of different cultural influences and artistic styles. Students can learn about portraiture, capturing ethnographic details, and combining expressive brushwork with classical composition.
related: Zinaida Serebriakova, Konstantin Somov

A Chinese God
1918

The Kuli-Kuta Dance, Niamey
1926

Mythological Landscape
1928

Portrait of Nikolay Radlov

Fara Ali, Afdem

Titi and Naranghe, Daughters of Chief Eki Bondo
1926

Dessins Et Peintures D'afrique Executés Au Cours De L'expédition Citroën Centre Afrique
1927

Portrait of Vasily Shuhaev in his Studio
1928

Portrait of Anna Pavlova
1915

Flowers
1930

On the Balcony
1936

Self-portrait
1917

Le Tourette
1927

Banda Woman with a Child
1926

Self-Portraits (Harlequin and Pierrot) - with Vasiliy Shukhaev
1914

Bullfighting
1927

Conversation in Capri
1936

Portrait of the Mexican artist Roberto Montenegro

Japanese Theatre (Kabuki)

Woman's portrait

Rakaposhi Mountain

Sheikh Sattam de Haddadin of Palmyra

Water Carrying on Capri

Standing Nude
1928

Beijing Opera
1918

Anita Lopez in the form of scout
1934

Portrait of Tien Po
1931

Still Life with a Table

Mongolian Chiefs
1932

Portrait of Iren fon Radlov