Michel Larionov

1881–1964

Michel Larionov, ‘Nocturne’ c.1913–14
Nocturne c.1913–14
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Biography

Mikhail Fyodorovich Larionov (Russian: Михаи́л Фёдорович Ларио́нов; June 3, 1881 – May 10, 1964) was an avant-garde Russian painter.

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Rayonism

Artworks

Michel Larionov, ‘Nocturne’ c.1913–14

Michel Larionov Nocturne

c.1913–14
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Michel Larionov, ‘Soldier on a Horse’ c.1911

Michel Larionov Soldier on a Horse

c.1911
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Michel Larionov, ‘Rayonist Drawing’ c.1911–12

Michel Larionov Rayonist Drawing

c.1911–12
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Michel Larionov, ‘White Drawing’ ?1907

Michel Larionov White Drawing

?1907
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Michel Larionov, ‘Serge Diaghilev’ 1915

Michel Larionov Serge Diaghilev

1915
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Features

Michel Larionov, ‘Nocturne’ c.1913–14

Rayonism

An early form of abstract art characterised by interacting linear forms derived from rays of light

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