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Marianne von Werefkin

Russian-German-Swiss expressionist painter (1860–1938)

Born in Tula. Died in Ascona.

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A life in paintings

Born 186051 dated paintingsDied 1938

61 works

  • Selbstbildnis in Matrosenbluse
    Selbstbildnis in Matrosenbluse
    Marianne von Werefkin
    19th century · Fondazione Marianne Werefkin
  • Portrait of Vera Repin
    Portrait of Vera Repin
    Marianne von Werefkin
    1881 · Schlossmuseum Murnau
  • Portrait of Alexej von Jawlensky
    Portrait of Alexej von Jawlensky
    Marianne von Werefkin
    1896 · Lenbachhaus
  • Tempête
    Tempête
    Marianne von Werefkin
    20th century · Fondazione Marianne Werefkin
  • Stadt in Litauen
    Stadt in Litauen
    Marianne von Werefkin
    20th century
  • Biergarten
    Biergarten
    Marianne von Werefkin
    20th century · Museo comunale d'arte moderna
  • Die Schlittschuhläufer
    Die Schlittschuhläufer
    Marianne von Werefkin
    20th century
  • Im Café
    Im Café
    Marianne von Werefkin
    20th century · Museo comunale d'arte moderna
  • Schneewirbel
    Schneewirbel
    Marianne von Werefkin
    20th century
  • Madame
    Madame
    Marianne von Werefkin
    20th century
  • Church of Saint Anne, Vilnius
    Church of Saint Anne, Vilnius
    Marianne von Werefkin
    20th century · Fondazione Marianne Werefkin
  • Die Steingrube
    Die Steingrube
    Marianne von Werefkin
    1907
  • Viehmarkt (Werefkin)
    Viehmarkt (Werefkin)
    Marianne von Werefkin
    1907 · private
  • Begräbnis
    Begräbnis
    Marianne von Werefkin
    August 1907
  • Mädchenpensionat
    Mädchenpensionat
    Marianne von Werefkin
    1907 · Museo comunale d'arte moderna
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