The team will be back to replace the Sharvashidze front cloth with an even bigger example of its type, painted by Natalia Goncharova for the Ballets Russes’s 1926 London production of Stravinsky ...

She was joined by Natalia Goncharova (Russia), Natalia Pereira (Brazil), Pleumjit Thinkaow (Thailand), Marit Groos, Laura Dijkema (both Netherlands), Eda Erdem, Melihah Dikken (both Türkiye ...

The judging panel will consist of six foreign volleyball players, including Kim Yeon-koung and notable athletes like Natalia Goncharova (Russia/opposite), Jordan Larson (United States/outside ...

2006 Natalia Goncharova: Mystical Images of War - Mead Art Museum, Amherst, MA (solo) 2004 In dienst van Diaghilev - Groninger Museum, Groningen Cubism or thereabouts - Grosvenor Gallery, London ...

It’s a celebration of light and modernity, but so is Rayism (which is represented in the show by a stunning Natalia Goncharova work, “The Electric Lamp” (1913)).

It also features works from leading modernist artists such as Pablo Picasso, Diego Rivera, Natalia Goncharova and Umberto Boccioni.

The exhibition will show how the 1924 Olympics was a breakthrough in changing attitudes to body image, identity, class, race and gender, say organisers An exhibition inspired by the Paris Olympic ...

Natalia Goncharova, “Angels and Airplanes” from Mystical Images of War, Lithograph, LACMA, California. While many of the two shows’ objects overlapped, and their subject matter was essentially ...

French authorities seize Russian avant-garde paintings believed stolen The haul includes works purportedly by Wassily Kandinsky, Kazimir Malevich and Natalia Goncharova Catherine Hickley 2 April 2024 ...

Sonia Delaunay-Terk wanted her abstract designs to merge with every aspect of life On Thursday evenings in the months before the outbreak of World War I, Sonia Delaunay-Terk would go dancing at a ...

Vaill describes Gerald and Sara studying in Paris under the direction of the cubist and futurist painter Natalia Goncharova: “Goncharova’s one rule was that her students could commit nothing ...