Maria Yakunchikova
1870–1902 · Russian · 11 artworks
ImpressionismSymbolismArt Nouveau (Modern)NaturalismWood burning/pyrographyStylized landscapesSymbolic color palettesCombination of Impressionistic brushwork with decorative elementsUse of Russian folk motifs
artist bio
Maria Yakunchikova-Weber was a Russian artist known for her contributions to Russian Symbolism and Art Nouveau. She blended Impressionistic techniques with decorative and symbolic elements, often depicting landscapes and scenes from Russian life with a unique, stylized perspective.
what you'll learn
Studying Yakunchikova's work allows students to explore the intersection of Impressionism, Symbolism, and Art Nouveau, focusing on how these styles can be combined to create evocative and decorative imagery. Students can learn about color theory, composition, and the use of symbolism to convey deeper meaning.
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11 artworks
Sunrise
1892
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View from the Bell Tower of the Savvino Storozhevsky Monastery near Zvenigorod
1891
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Cypress Sepulchre (Meudon)
1898
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Dust Covers
1897
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Aspen and Spruce
1896
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Blooming Apple Trees. The Trees Are in Blossom
1899
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Rise of the Moon with an Angel
1895
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The Arrival of Spring; Two Roads
1896
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Columns in Vvedenskoye
1894
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Death at the Piano
1890
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Paris. Room at Avenue de Wagram
1889
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