Robert Falk
1886–1958 · Russian · 20 artworks
CubismImpressionismExpressionismSimplified formsExpressive color palettesGeometric abstractionImpastoEmotional intensity
artist bio
Robert Falk was a Russian painter who navigated the transition from Impressionism and early avant-garde movements to a more personal and expressive form of Cubism. He is known for his contributions to Russian modernism and his ability to blend different styles into a unique artistic vision.
what you'll learn
Studying Falk's work allows students to understand the synthesis of different modern art movements and how an artist can develop a unique style by combining elements from various influences. Students can learn about color theory, composition, and the expression of emotion through abstract forms.
related: Georges Braque
20 artworks
Portrait of a Woman in Pink
1914
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The Lady in the Yellow Blouse
1910
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Portrait of Midkhad Refatov
1915
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Still life on a white tablecloth
1914
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Staraya Ruza
1913
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Still Life with a Ficus
1913
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Self Portrait Against a Window
1916
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the Sun, Crimea
1916
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Portret Van Elizabeth Sergejevna Potehinoj
1910
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27/5000 Krym. Piramidal'nyy Topol' Crimea. Lombardy poplar
1915
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Portrait of a Woman
1917
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the Owner of a Small House
1912
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Landscape with a dog
1910
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Bottles and a pitcher
1912
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Portrait of an Older Man
1913
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Landscape with a Bridge
1912
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Stillife
1910
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Yard in Crimea
1916
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Landscape with a sail
1912
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Backyard
1910
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