Serge Sudeikin
1882–1946 · Russian · 21 artworks
SymbolismPost-ImpressionismExpressionismArt Nouveautheatrical designvibrant color palettesdecorative detailexpressive figurationstylized landscapes
artist bio
Serge Sudeikin was a Russian artist known for his set and costume designs for the Ballets Russes and other theatrical productions. His work blended Symbolism, Post-Impressionism, and Art Nouveau, creating visually rich and evocative stage environments.
what you'll learn
Studying Sudeikin's work allows students to explore the integration of art and theatre, focusing on color, composition, and the creation of atmosphere. Students can also learn about the influence of various artistic movements on stage design.
related: Leon Bakst, Alexandre Benois
21 artworks
Harlequin's garden
1915
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View from the Bridge
1920
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Winter Fantasy
1925
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Fixing her Hair (Ruby Elzy in “Porgy and Bess”1935)
1935
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Saxon figurines
1911
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Russian ballet (Pavlova and Nijinsky in “Pavillon d'Armide”)
1907
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Vera Stravinsky
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Dairy hour
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Portrait of Leonide Massine in “The Legend of Joseph”
1914
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Study for "Eugene Onegin"
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Portrait of Lawrence Mansfield Higgins
1932
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Still life with porcelain figurines and roses
1909
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Georgian cabaret, Tiflis
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Festivities
1906
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Harlequin and Pierrot, double self-portrait
1927
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Cabaret "Halt of Comedians" (My Life)
1915
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Portrait of Balieva - Komissarghevskaia
1925
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Portrait of Nina Shik
1937
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Lovers in the field
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Night festival
1905
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Allegorial scene
1915
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