Boris’s work is defined by its painter sensibility — an enduring influence on generations that followed. Most artists are dead; following is a declaration of love.
A Terrible Ghost
Boris Nikolaevich Shirokorad (Born Belgorod region of Kursk, 1907; died 1988) Sergei Dmitrievich Spasskii (Born Kiev, 1898; died near Iaroslavl, 1956)
"Philanthropic" Hitler
Boris Efimovich Efimov (Born Kiev, 1900; died Moscow, 2008)
Case History
Boris Mikhailov Ukranian, born 1938
Selected Verse, 1907–1914 (Izbornik stikhov, 1907-1914)
Pavel Filonov (Russian, 1883–1941), Kazimir Malevich (born Kyiv, formerly Russian Empire, now Ukraine, 1878-1935), and Vladimir Mayakovsky (Russian, born Georgia, 1893–1930) poems by Velimir Khlebnikov (Russian, 1885–1922) published by EUY (Russian, 20th century)
Sanctuary
Boris Margo American, born Russia, 1902-1995
Self-Portrait
Boris Israelevich Anisfeld Russian, 1879-1973
Pink Curtain #2, from Love of Three Orange
Cabalistic Curtain, from Love of Three Orange
Industrial Strife
Boris Gorelick (American, 1912-1984) published by the Works Progress Administration
The Prince and Truffaldino Pushing the Oranges, from Love of Three Orange
Me! (Ia!)
Vasily Chekrygin (Russian, 1897–1922), Lev Zhegin (Russian, 1892–1969), and Vladimir Mayakovsky (Russian, born Georgia, 1893–1930) written by Vladimir Mayakovsky published by G. L. Kuz'min i S. D. Dolinsky (Russian, 20th century)
The King and the Doctors, from Love of Three Orange
The Castle of the Sorceress, from Love of Three Orange
Room of the Sick Prince, from Love of Three Orange
Courtyard of the Royal Palace, from Love of Three Orange