Samuil Yakovlevitch Adlivankin
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Art Work
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Samuil Yakovlevitch Adlivankin |
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Male |
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Russian |
| Birth: |
1897 |
| Death: |
1966 |
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Quick Facts
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Graphite, Oil |
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| Fine Art Profession(s): |
Painter
Graphic artist
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Biography
| Samuil Yakovlevitch represented "the left wing" of the Russian Soviet art movement in the twenties and thirties. He was the founder of New Painters' Community (1921-22), worked for the Left Front (LEF) and Izobrigade (1932). He was a painter and graphic artist. He decorated books and films, wrote banners, painted portraits, genre scenes, and landscapes. Stylistically, he was close to primitive and folk art. |
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