Konstantin Balmont (1867, near Vladimir, Russian Empire – 1942, Noisy-le-Grand, France) – Russian symbolist poet, translator of Western authors and essayist, nominated for the Nobel “Konstantin Balmont in Paris. December 1925 (#291)”
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Ivan Bunin in Paris. 1, Rue Jacques Offenbach. 1922 – 1953 (#292)
Ivan Bunin (1870, Voronezh, Russian Empire – 1953, Paris, France) – Russian poet and prose writer, translator and, first Russian writer to win the Nobel “Ivan Bunin in Paris. 1, Rue Jacques Offenbach. 1922 – 1953 (#292)”
Seafaring Workers (#289)
Shipyards (Granville, France) and Bernard shipyards [Saint-Vaast-la-Hougue, France). It’s always a moving moment to approach an old fishing boat. We observe the living texture of “Seafaring Workers (#289)”
Anna Akhmatova in Paris. 10, Rue Bonaparte. May 1910 (#290)
Anna Akhmatova (née Gorenko; 1889, Odessa -1966, Moscow, Russia) was a Russian poet, translator, and literary critic of the Silver Age, twice nominated for the “Anna Akhmatova in Paris. 10, Rue Bonaparte. May 1910 (#290)”
Laboratory of the Future (#287)
The aim of this artistic project, entitled “Celestial Pollen”, is to compare the aesthetics of space constructions with the beauty of the living world confronted “Laboratory of the Future (#287)”
Blossoming (#288)
One-of-a-kind small tempera painting on stretched canvas Size : 24×18 cm (9,5×7 in) Format : vertical A desire of rebirth Arrived in Europe in the “Blossoming (#288)”
Sky Messengers I (#285)
The aim of this artistic project, entitled “Celestial Pollen”, is to compare the aesthetics of space constructions with the beauty of the living world confronted “Sky Messengers I (#285)”
Sky Messengers II (#286)
The aim of this artistic project, entitled “Celestial Pollen”, is to compare the aesthetics of space constructions with the beauty of the living world confronted “Sky Messengers II (#286)”
Fragile Perfection III (#283)
Drawings Made after the Glass Models by Blaschka at the Aquarium in Liege TECHNIQUE DIMENSIONS 42 x 29,7 cm DATE 2019 AVAILABILITY Available to purchase. “Fragile Perfection III (#283)”
Fragile Perfection IV (#284)
Drawings Made after the Glass Models by Blaschka at the Aquarium in Liege TECHNIQUE DIMENSIONS 42 x 29,7 cm DATE 2019 AVAILABILITY Available to purchase. “Fragile Perfection IV (#284)”