Marevna (Marie Vorobieff)
1892–1984 · Russian · 28 artworks
CubismExpressionismPointillismÉcole de ParisPointillist CubismFragmented FormsVibrant Color PalettesPortraitureLinear Structures
artist bio
Marevna (Marie Vorobieff) was a Russian-born artist associated with the École de Paris. She is known for her unique style that blended Cubism and Pointillism, creating vibrant and fragmented portraits and scenes of Parisian life.
what you'll learn
Studying Marevna's work allows students to explore the synthesis of different artistic movements, particularly Cubism and Pointillism. Students can learn about fragmentation, color theory, and portraiture within a modern context.
related: Diego Rivera, Juan Gris, Amedeo Modigliani
28 artworks
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Portrait of Ossip Zadkine
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Portrait of Soutine
1955
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Portrait of Marc Chagall
1956
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Portrait of Two Girls
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Portrait of Pablo Picasso
1956
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Dedicated to friends of Montparnasse
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Portrait of David Hodge and girlfriend
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Marika with her dog and cats
1968
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Portrait of Henri Matisse
1956
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Peasant Farmer with his Goat
1953
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Portrait of Diego Rivera
1960
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Two children
1942
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Woman and the animals
1966
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Peasant Woman with chicken
1948
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Athelhampton Garden
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Portrait of Ilya Ehrenburg
1956
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Senegal solgier
1936
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Self-portrait
1929
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Boy with Grapes
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Claude Lamorrise with two Tibetan Dogs
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Maria holding a bird
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The atelier of Diego Rivera in Rue du Départ (Diego Rivera, Ehrenbourg and Juan Gris), Paris in 1916
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Portrait of Amedeo Modigliani
1955
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Portrait of Sergei Diaghilev
1956
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Homage to Friends from Montparnasse
1962
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Marika with a bouquet of flowers
1970
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Self-Portrait with Still Life
1917
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