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אינטראקציה

דף הבית Artworks לפי תאריך 1913

Artworks על ידי 1913

Potsdammer Platz
(1914)

Potsdammer Platz

Early Spring, Emileville, Quebec
(1913)

Early Spring, Emileville, Quebec

The Wailing Wall
(1932)

The Wailing Wall

The Waggon Tracks
(1918)

The Waggon Tracks

Flower myth
(1918)

Odalisque with a Turkish Chair
(1928)

Odalisque with a Turkish Chair

Signorina seduta
(1934)

Signorina seduta

The Lovers
(1929)

Antibes, thunderstorms
(1919)

Antibes, thunderstorms

Glass and bottle of straw rum
(1914)

Glass and bottle of straw rum

Sketch for the opera ''Prince Igor'' by Alexander Borodin
(1930)

Sketch for the opera ''Prince Igor'' by Alexander Borodin

Sea = Dancer
(1914)

Path through the Irises 01
(1917)

Path through the Irises 01

Colloquy of Queen Tamar of Georgia and Shota Rustaveli
(1937)

Colloquy of Queen Tamar of Georgia and Shota Rustaveli

Blackwell
(1928)

Forester
(1914)

Woman with a Guitar
(1913)

Woman with a Guitar

Embrace (Lovers II) - - ,
(1917)

Embrace (Lovers II) - - ,

In the Style of Kairouan
(1914)

In the Style of Kairouan

Super-Chess
(1937)

Tropical landscape - São Tomé
(1931)

Tropical landscape - São Tomé

Self-portrait with Female Nude
(1918)

Self-portrait with Female Nude

Super-Chess
(1937)

Blue Lovers
(1914)

Death and Life
(1916)

Landscape at Caux with increasing clouds
(1917)

Landscape at Caux with increasing clouds

Japanese Flower
(1913)

Japanese Flower

The destruction of Atlantis
(1928)

The destruction of Atlantis

Bauhaus Dessau preliminary course 1926/27. Wassily Kandinsky. Dividual (grid) and inividual (black) design of the square
(1926)

Bauhaus Dessau preliminary course 1926/27. Wassily Kandinsky. Dividual (grid) and inividual (black) design of the square

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