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Russian Empire · January 6, 1882 – March 17, 1949Wikidata

Aleksandra Ekster

Ukrainian and French painter and designer (1882–1949)

Born in Białystok. Died in Fontenay-aux-Roses.

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A life in paintings

Born 188216 dated paintingsDied 1949

18 works

2 without a public image, listed last

  • Three women figures
    Three women figures
    Aleksandra Ekster
    1909–1910 · National Art Museum of Ukraine
  • Kubo-Futuristische Komposition (Hafen)
    Kubo-Futuristische Komposition (Hafen)
    Aleksandra Ekster
    1912–1914 · Museum Ludwig
  • Bridge at Sèvres
    Bridge at Sèvres
    Aleksandra Ekster
    1912 · Special Collection (NAMU)
  • Composition (Genoa)
    Composition (Genoa)
    Aleksandra Ekster
    c. 1912–1914 · Museum Ludwig
  • City at Night
    City at Night
    Aleksandra Ekster
    1913 · Russian Museum
  • Landscape with Houses and Trees
    Landscape with Houses and Trees
    Aleksandra Ekster
    1914–1915 · Cleveland Museum of Art
  • Florence
    Florence
    Aleksandra Ekster
    1914 · Tretyakov Gallery
  • Cityscape. Composition
    Cityscape. Composition
    Aleksandra Ekster
    c. 1916 · Slobodskoy Museum and Exhibition Center
  • Farbdynamik
    Farbdynamik
    Aleksandra Ekster
    c. 1916–1918 · Kunsthaus Zürich
  • Italian Town by the Sea
    Italian Town by the Sea
    Aleksandra Ekster
    c. 1917 · Minneapolis Institute of Art
  • Non-Objective Composition
    Non-Objective Composition
    Aleksandra Ekster
    1917 · Russian Museum
  • Composition
    Composition
    Aleksandra Ekster
    1918
  • Theatrical Composition
    Theatrical Composition
    Aleksandra Ekster
    1925 · Museum of Modern Art
  • Carnival in Venice
    Carnival in Venice
    Aleksandra Ekster
    1930s
  • Construction
    Construction
    Aleksandra Ekster
    · Museum of Modern Art
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