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Konstantin Yuon Postcard Booklet, c.1950
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c.1950
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A booklet of 12 postcards with paintings by Kanstantin Yuon (1875-1958), as well as a short pamphlet with biographical information about the painter. Yuon was known for his impressionist paintings, as well as his work in the Moscow theatre community for set design. His early paintings were primarily impressionist landscapes with elements of symbolism, but later in his life his style almost exclusively had a socialist realism perspective. He was a member of the Mir Isskustva (World of Art) movement, and a recipient of the Stalin Prize and the Order of Lenin.
Yuon greatly influenced Vasily (Basil) Troussoff who studied in Yuon's Moscow studio before emigrating.
Location:
Box 5, Folder 12
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Origin:
Gift of Gail Troussoff Marks
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