"The game of the newcomers. Non-Soviet Soviet art of the 1920s and 1930s" Automatic translate
с 31 Мая
по 30 АвгустаГалерея ЭРИТАЖ
Петровка ул., 20/1
Москва
The Heritage Gallery, with the support of the Institute of Italian Culture in Moscow, is holding an exhibition where the paintings of key Italian artists of the Novento movement - Pietro Marussiga, Achille Funi, Felice Casorati, Mario Totstsi, Cesare Monti - are presented for the first time in comparison with paintings, drawings, sculptures, porcelain, the design of Soviet artists of the same interwar era - Kuzma Petrov-Vodkin, Vladimir Favorsky, Tatyana Kupervasser, Vladimir Kovalsky, Nadezhda Lermontova, Alexei Zernov, Maria Lomakina, Vladimir Lebedev, Dmitry Krapivny and others. The exposition also presents the works of artists from Russian foreign countries who served as a link between Soviet Russia and Europe, in particular the works of Boris Grigoriev and Leopold Survage. A separate section of the exhibition will be Soviet and Italian art publications of this period, related to the aesthetics of the novelte. In total, the exhibition will feature more than 70 works.
The exhibition is held with the participation of the Pushkin Museum. A.S. Pushkin.
Curators: Kristina Krasnyanskaya, Anastasia Dokuchaeva.
Heritage Gallery, Petrovka 20/1
05/31/2019 - 08/30/2019
Mon-Fri - 11.00 to 20.00, Sat, Sun - day off.
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