Oleksa Novakivskyi
1872–1935 · Ukrainian · 30 artworks
Post-ImpressionismImpastoVibrant Color PalettesUkrainian Folk MotifsExpressive BrushworkPortraiture
artist bio
Oleksa Novakivskyi was a Ukrainian painter and art teacher, known for his contributions to the development of modern Ukrainian art. He blended Post-Impressionist techniques with Ukrainian themes, creating a unique artistic style that influenced many subsequent artists.
what you'll learn
Studying Novakivskyi's work allows students to explore the fusion of Post-Impressionist techniques with Ukrainian cultural themes. Students can learn about color theory, composition, and the expression of national identity through art.
related: Kazimir Malevich
30 artworks
Portrait of I. Korovets
1931
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Ukrainian Madonna
1919
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Mount Gregit
1931
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Azalea
1914
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The Riches of Ukraine
1917
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Music. Wife at the Piano
1929
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In Vegetable Garden
1901
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Moses (Portrait of Andrei Sheptytsky)
1919
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Evening Approaches
1924
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Portrait of Sylvester Golubovsky
1933
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Self-portrait with the wife
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Osmoloda
1909
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Saint George Cathedral
1932
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Bohdan Khmelnytsky Enters Kyiv
1920
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Portrait of Halyna Holubovska
1930
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At a Stream. Poet Sitting on Stones
1921
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Portrait of Dmytro Levitsky
1933
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Self-portrait with a bouquet of flowers
1933
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Portrait of Artist's Spouse
1906
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Cathedral of St. George
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The Cathedral of Saint George. A Poem of the World War
1922
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Dzvinka
1931
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Still Life
1916
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Krakow Hoarfrost
1911
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My Muse (Portrait of the Wife)
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Portrait of Ivan Golubovsky
1909
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Self Portrait with Saint George Cathedral
1933
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Digging at the vegetable garden
1920
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Self-portrait
1935
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Expressionist Saint Georges Cathedral
1930
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