Ukrainian Works:
Alexander Archipenko [Ukrainian, 1887 – 1964]
Adam and Eve
1908, private collection
Alexander Archipenko [Ukrainian, 1887 – 1964]
Architectural Figure
1950, private collection
Alexander Archipenko [Ukrainian, 1887 – 1964]
The Bather
1915, Philadelphia Museum of Art
Alexander Archipenko [Ukrainian, 1887 – 1964]
Boxing
1913-1914, Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum, New York
Alexander Archipenko [Ukrainian, 1887 – 1964]
The Bride
1936, Seattle Art Museum
Alexander Archipenko [Ukrainian, 1887 – 1964]
Carousel Pierrot
1913, Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum, New York
Alexander Archipenko [Ukrainian, 1887 – 1964]
Collage: Two Figures
1913, Moderna Museet, Stockholm
Alexander Archipenko [Ukrainian, 1887 – 1964]
Dance
1912/1917, Saarland Musuem, Saarbrücken
Alexander Archipenko [Ukrainian, 1887 – 1964]
Dancer
1911, private collection
Alexander Archipenko [Ukrainian, 1887 – 1964]
Family Life
1912 (cast 2007), private collection
Alexander Archipenko [Ukrainian, 1887 – 1964]
Female Nude with Dividers
c. 1920-1921, Worcester Art Museum
Alexander Archipenko [Ukrainian, 1887 – 1964]
Figure in Movement
1913, Museum of Modern Art, New York
Alexander Archipenko [Ukrainian, 1887 – 1964]
Figure in Movement
1913, private collection
Alexander Archipenko [Ukrainian, 1887 – 1964]
Flat Torso
1914, private collection
Alexander Archipenko [Ukrainian, 1887 – 1964]
Geometric Statuette
1914, private collection
Alexander Archipenko [Ukrainian, 1887 – 1964]
Gondolier
1914, Museum of Modern Art, New York
Alexander Archipenko [Ukrainian, 1887 – 1964]
Green Concave (Woman Combing Her Hair)
1913, private collection
Alexander Archipenko [Ukrainian, 1887 – 1964]
Group of Nude Figures
c. 1920-1930, State Hermitage Museum, St. Petersburg
Alexander Archipenko [Ukrainian, 1887 – 1964]
Head: Construction with Crossing Planes (Sketch for Women in Front of a Mirror)
c. 1955-1960, private collection
Alexander Archipenko [Ukrainian, 1887 – 1964]
Meditation
1924-1927, Saarlandmuseum, Saarbrucken
Alexander Archipenko [Ukrainian, 1887 – 1964]
Medrano II (Dancer)
1913, Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum, New York
Alexander Archipenko [Ukrainian, 1887 – 1964]
Nude Female Figure shown from the Back
c. 1920-1930, State Hermitage Museum, St. Petersburg
Alexander Archipenko [Ukrainian, 1887 – 1964]
Nude Female Figure shown from the Back
c. 1920-1930, State Hermitage Museum, St. Petersburg
Alexander Archipenko [Ukrainian, 1887 – 1964]
Onward
1947, private collection
Alexander Archipenko [Ukrainian, 1887 – 1964]
Portuguese Woman
1916, private collection
Alexander Archipenko [Ukrainian, 1887 – 1964]
Repose
1911, private collection
Alexander Archipenko [Ukrainian, 1887 – 1964]
Seated Female Nude with Left Hand at Breast
c. 1920-1930, State Hermitage Museum, St. Petersburg
Alexander Archipenko [Ukrainian, 1887 – 1964]
Seated Female Nude with Left Hand at Breast
c. 1920-1930, State Hermitage Museum, St. Petersburg
Alexander Archipenko [Ukrainian, 1887 – 1964]
Seated Figure
1912, private collection
Alexander Archipenko [Ukrainian, 1887 – 1964]
Seated Figure
1947, private collection
Alexander Archipenko [Ukrainian, 1887 – 1964]
Seated Woman (Geometric Figure Seated)
1920, private collection
Alexander Archipenko [Ukrainian, 1887 – 1964]
Small Reclining Figure
1913, private collection
Alexander Archipenko [Ukrainian, 1887 – 1964]
Sorrow
1909, Hirshhorn Museum, Washington D.C.
Alexander Archipenko [Ukrainian, 1887 – 1964]
Standing Woman, Version II
1920, private collection
Alexander Archipenko [Ukrainian, 1887 – 1964]
Statuette
1915, private collection
Alexander Archipenko [Ukrainian, 1887 – 1964]
Still Life on a Table
c. 1918, Los Angeles County Museum of Art
Alexander Archipenko [Ukrainian, 1887 – 1964]
Still Life with Book and Vase on a Table
1918, Saarland Musuem, Saarbrücken
Alexander Archipenko [Ukrainian, 1887 – 1964]
Still Life with Head (Española)
1916, private collection
Alexander Archipenko [Ukrainian, 1887 – 1964]
Torso
1916, Phoenix Art Museum
Alexander Archipenko [Ukrainian, 1887 – 1964]
Torso in Space
1935, Addison Gallery of American Art, Andover
Alexander Archipenko [Ukrainian, 1887 – 1964]
Torso in Space
1952, private collection
Alexander Archipenko [Ukrainian, 1887 – 1964]
Torso in Space (Floating Torso)
1935, Nasher Collection, Durham
Alexander Archipenko [Ukrainian, 1887 – 1964]
Two Glasses on a Table
1919, Centre Georges Pompidou, Paris
Alexander Archipenko [Ukrainian, 1887 – 1964]
Two Nude Female Figures with a Cloth
1921, State Hermitage Museum, St. Petersburg
Alexander Archipenko [Ukrainian, 1887 – 1964]
Two Nude Female Figures, Seated and Bending
1923, State Hermitage Museum, St. Petersburg
Alexander Archipenko [Ukrainian, 1887 – 1964]
Vase Woman I
1919, private collection
Alexander Archipenko [Ukrainian, 1887 – 1964]
Vase Woman II
1919, Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum, New York
Alexander Archipenko [Ukrainian, 1887 – 1964]
Walking Soldier
1917, Albright-Knox Art Gallery, Buffalo
Alexander Archipenko [Ukrainian, 1887 – 1964]
Walking Torso
1963, private collection
Alexander Archipenko [Ukrainian, 1887 – 1964]
Walking Woman
1937, San Diego Museum of Art
Alexander Archipenko [Ukrainian, 1887 – 1964]
Walking Woman
1912, private collection
Alexander Archipenko [Ukrainian, 1887 – 1964]
Woman (Head on Knee)
1909, private collection
Alexander Archipenko [Ukrainian, 1887 – 1964]
Woman Combing Her Hair
1914 or 1915, Nasher Collection, Durham
Alexander Archipenko [Ukrainian, 1887 – 1964]
Woman Combing Her Hair
1915, Tate Gallery, London
Alexander Archipenko [Ukrainian, 1887 – 1964]
Woman with a Fan
modeled 1914, cast 1958, private collection
Vladimir Baranoff-Rossiné [Ukrainian, 1888 – 1944]
Abstract Compostion II
c. 1912-1913, Centre Georges Pompidou, Paris
Vladimir Baranoff-Rossiné [Ukrainian, 1888 – 1944]
Adam and Eve
1912, private collection
Vladimir Baranoff-Rossiné [Ukrainian, 1888 – 1944]
Adam and Eve
1912, private collection
Vladimir Baranoff-Rossiné [Ukrainian, 1888 – 1944]
Blue Apocalypse
1912, private collection
Vladimir Baranoff-Rossiné [Ukrainian, 1888 – 1944]
Capriccio Musicale (Circus)
1913, Hirshhorn Museum, Washington D.C.
Vladimir Baranoff-Rossiné [Ukrainian, 1888 – 1944]
Christiania Fjord
1915, State Russian Museum, St. Petersburg
Vladimir Baranoff-Rossiné [Ukrainian, 1888 – 1944]
Counter-Relief
1913, private collection
Vladimir Baranoff-Rossiné [Ukrainian, 1888 – 1944]
Nymphs and Centaurs
1914, private collection
Vladimir Baranoff-Rossiné [Ukrainian, 1888 – 1944]
Polytechnical Sculpture
1915, private collection
Vladimir Baranoff-Rossiné [Ukrainian, 1888 – 1944]
Portrait of Lydia and Olga Rybakova
1919-1920, State Russian Museum, St. Petersburg
Vladimir Baranoff-Rossiné [Ukrainian, 1888 – 1944]
Rhythm: Adam and Eve
1910-1913, Germanisches Nationalmuseum, Nuremberg
Vladimir Baranoff-Rossiné [Ukrainian, 1888 – 1944]
Symphony No. 1
1913, Museum of Modern Art, New York
Vladimir Baranoff-Rossiné [Ukrainian, 1888 – 1944]
The Tree
1910-1912, private collection
Mariya Bashkirtseva [Ukrainian, 1858 – 1884]
Portrait of a Woman
1882, Art Gallery of Hamilton
Oleksandr Bohomazov [Ukrainian, 1880 – 1930]
Armenian Woman
1916, private collection
Oleksandr Bohomazov [Ukrainian, 1880 – 1930]
Cubo-Futurist Composition
1916-1917, private collection
Oleksandr Bohomazov [Ukrainian, 1880 – 1930]
Landscape
1916, private collection
Oleksandr Bohomazov [Ukrainian, 1880 – 1930]
Mechanic
1915, private collection
Oleksandr Bohomazov [Ukrainian, 1880 – 1930]
Portrait of a Woman
1914, private collection
David Burlyuk [Ukrainian, 1882 – 1967]
Cossacks
c. 1912, State Russian Museum, St. Petersburg
David Burlyuk [Ukrainian, 1882 – 1967]
Horses
c. 1910-1913, State Russian Museum, St. Petersburg
David Burlyuk [Ukrainian, 1882 – 1967]
Landscape
1912, Museo Thyssen-Bornemisza, Madrid
David Burlyuk [Ukrainian, 1882 – 1967]
Portrait of David Smith
c. 1930, private collection
Vladimir Burlyuk [Ukrainian, 1887 – 1917]
Portrait of the Artist's Father
1910, private collection
Vladimir Burlyuk [Ukrainian, 1887 – 1917]
Spring
c. 1910-1913, State Russian Museum, St. Petersburg
Iosif Chaykov [Ukrainian, 1888 – 1979]
Electrifier
1921, State Tret'iakov Gallery, Moscow
Mark Epstein [Ukrainian, 1899 – 1949]
The Cellist
1919, State Museum of Ukrainian Art, Kiev
Mark Epstein [Ukrainian, 1899 – 1949]
Family
1919, State Museum of Ukrainian Art, Kiev
Vasilij Dmitrovič Ermilov [Ukrainian, 1894 – 1967]
Architectural Design for the Palace of Young Pioneers in Kharkov
1934, private collection
Vasilij Dmitrovič Ermilov [Ukrainian, 1894 – 1967]
Composition
c. 1930, Museum Ritter, Waldenbuch
Vasilij Dmitrovič Ermilov [Ukrainian, 1894 – 1967]
Harlequin
1924, private collection
Vasilij Dmitrovič Ermilov [Ukrainian, 1894 – 1967]
Relief 24
1924, private collection
Vasilij Dmitrovič Ermilov [Ukrainian, 1894 – 1967]
Relief: Pictorial Object
1920-1922, private collection
Abraham Anshelovich Manievich [Ukrainian, 1881 – 1942]
Destruction of the Ghetto, Kiev
1919, Jewish Museum, New York
Anatoli Petrits'ky [Ukrainian, 1895 – 1964]
Costume Design for a Woman in William Tell
1927, A.A. Bakhrushin State Central Theatre Museum, Moscow
Klyment Red'ko (Kliment Redko) [Ukrainian, 1897 – 1956]
Nina
1929, State Russian Museum, St. Petersburg
Klyment Red'ko (Kliment Redko) [Ukrainian, 1897 – 1956]
Parisian Woman
1931, State Russian Museum, St. Petersburg
Aleksey Shchusev [Ukrainian, active century]
Marx-Engels-Lenin-Stalin Financial Institute
1934-8, Tbilisi
Maria Sinyakova [Ukrainian, 1890 – 1984]
Bomb
1916, private collection
Maria Sinyakova [Ukrainian, 1890 – 1984]
Eve
1914, private collection
Adolf Strakhov [Ukrainian, 1896 – 1979]
The Emancipated Woman is Building Socialism
1926, David King Collection, London
Vladimir Tatlin [Ukrainian, 1885 – 1956]
Artist's Model
c. 1910-1915, State Russian Museum, St. Petersburg
Vladimir Tatlin [Ukrainian, 1885 – 1956]
Composition with Female Nude
1913, State Tret'iakov Gallery, Moscow
Vladimir Tatlin [Ukrainian, 1885 – 1956]
Counter-Relief
1914-1915, State Russian Museum, St. Petersburg
Vladimir Tatlin [Ukrainian, 1885 – 1956]
Counter-Relief (Material Combination)
1914 (1994 reconstruction), Museum Wiesbaden
Vladimir Tatlin [Ukrainian, 1885 – 1956]
Counter-Relief (Materials Selection)
1916, State Tret'iakov Gallery, Moscow
Vladimir Tatlin [Ukrainian, 1885 – 1956]
Design for a Street Kiosk of the NGIZ (New State Publishers)
1924, A.A. Bakhrushin State Central Theatre Museum, Moscow
Vladimir Tatlin [Ukrainian, 1885 – 1956]
Fishmonger
1911, State Tret'iakov Gallery, Moscow
Vladimir Tatlin [Ukrainian, 1885 – 1956]
Monument to the Third Communist International
1919-1920, Hirshhorn Museum, Washington D.C.
Vladimir Tatlin [Ukrainian, 1885 – 1956]
Painterly Relief
1913-1914, State Tret'iakov Gallery, Moscow
Vladimir Tatlin [Ukrainian, 1885 – 1956]
Painterly Relief
1914-1915 (1995 reconstruction), Museum Wiesbaden
Vladimir Tatlin [Ukrainian, 1885 – 1956]
Portrait of a Painter (Self-Portrait)
1912, Museum of History, Architecture and Fine Arts, Kostroma
Vladimir Tatlin [Ukrainian, 1885 – 1956]
Sailor (Self-Portrait)
1911, State Russian Museum, St. Petersburg
