Розы, Konstantin Korovin, second half of the 1920s
Konstantin Korovin, portraitKonstantin Korovin1861–1939

Розы

second half of the 1920s · Painting

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Where is “Розы” now? Collection: Yaroslavl Art Museum, Yaroslavl. Unknown.

Yaroslavl Art Museum

Yaroslavl, Russia

The owner is known; whether it is on view today is not.

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About the painting

Museum text in Russian

На голубом фоне на столе в центре в стеклянной банке букет розовых роз, слева бордовые розы, справа внизу на столе два апельсина. Подписи, надписи: Слева внизу подпись: С. Korovine

Yaroslavl Art Museum

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Accession number
Ж-714

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In the life of Konstantin Korovin

The whole life
  1. 1881–1923 · Workplace

    Moscow

  2. 1910–1922

    Chief decorator and artist of the Moscow theatres

    Korovin becomes the chief decorator and artist of the Moscow theatres, a post he holds from 1910 to 1922.

  3. 1923

    Leaves for France on Lunacharsky’s advice

    On the advice of the People’s Commissar for Education Anatoly Lunacharsky, Korovin moves to Paris to treat his heart condition and to help his handicapped son. Other accounts say he left the country in 1922.

  4. after 1923

    His works are stolen before an exhibition: poverty

    A large exhibition of Korovin’s works was planned, but the works were stolen and he was left penniless; for years he produced numerous Russian Winters and Paris Boulevards just to make ends meet.

  5. 1923–1939

    Travel: France

  6. 1923–1939

    More than 400 stories in émigré publications

    When failing eyesight forced Korovin to give up the visual arts completely, he went on writing stories: there were more than four hundred of them, published in the émigré Paris periodicals Russia and Slavdom, Illustrated Russia and Vozrozhdenie.

All works

From the collection of Yaroslavl Art Museum

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