Aleksandr’s work is defined by its realism sensibility — an enduring influence on generations that followed. Most artists are dead; following is a declaration of love.
The Order of Ushakov
Aleksandr Timofeevich Danilichev (Born Zhdanovo, 1921; died Moscow, 1994) Aleksei Ivanovich Mashistov (Birth and death dates unknown)
The Liberators of Pskov
Aleksandr Timofeevich Danilichev (Born Zhdanovo, 1921; died Moscow, 1994) Dem'ian Bednyi (Born Gubovka, 1883; died Moscow, 1945)
The Order of Nakhimov
Aleksandr Timofeevich Danilichev (Born Zhdanovo, 1921; died Moscow, 1994) Aleksandr Alekseevich Zharov (Born Semenovskaia, 1904; died Moscow, 1984)
Pole Vault (Pryzhok s shestom)
Aleksandr Rodchenko Russian, 1891–1956
Transrationalists (Zaumniki)
Aleksandr Rodchenko (Russian, 1891–1956) written by Velimir Khlebnikov (Russian, 1885–1922), Aleksei Kruchenykh (Russian, 1886–1968), and Grigory Petnikov (Russian, born 1894) published by EUY (Russian, 20th century)
A Blow to the Enemy's Rear
Aleksandr Aleksandrovich Przhetslavskii (Born 1875) Aleksei Ivanovich Mashistov (Birth and death dates unknown)
Glory to the Belorussian Partisans!
A Sacred Duty
Aleksandr Aleksandrovich Przhetslavskii (Born 1875) Aleksandr Alekseevich Zharov (Born Semenovskaia, 1904; died Moscow, 1984)
The Latest "Cauldron"
Aleksandr Nikolaevich Volkov (Born Skobelev, 1886; died Tashkent, 1957)
In the Carpathian Mountains
Aleksandr Aleksandrovich Przhetslavskii (Born 1875) Nikolai Sergeevich Berendgof (Born 1900; died 1990)
No Pillbox Will Save the Enemy!
Aleksandr Nikolaevich Volkov (Born Skobelev, 1886; died Tashkent, 1957) Aleksei Ivanovich Mashistov (Birth and death dates unknown)
Cossack Glory
Continuing the Offensive, Our Forces Are Penetrating Ever Further Into German Territory.
Saint Aleksandr Nevskii, from War: Mystical Images of War
Natalia Goncharova Russian, 1881-1962
Untitled
Aleksandr Alekseevich Przhetslavskii (Born 1875)
In the Mountains of Transylvania
Aleksandr Aleksandrovich Przhetslavskii (Born 1875) Mikhail Maksimovich Vershinin (Born 1923; died 1986)
By the Phone
Aleksandr Rodchenko Russian, 1891-1956
The Worker’s Club (International Exhibition of Decorative Arts and Modern Industry, Paris)
Vladimir Mayakovsky
Alexander Rodchenko Russian, 1891-1956