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Abstract Head (Africa), 1933. Artist: Javlensky, Alexei, von (1864-1941)
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Abstract Head (Africa), 1933. Artist: Javlensky, Alexei, von (1864-1941)
Abstract Head (Africa), 1933. From a private collection
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Alexei Blue Rider Colourfulness Degenerate Art Expressionism Javlensky Oil On Cardboard Russian Avant Garde Von 1864 1941
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Abstract Head (Africa), 1933
EDITORS COMMENTS
by Alexei von Javlensky is a captivating and thought-provoking artwork that showcases the artist's mastery of expressionism. This oil painting on cardboard, now part of a private collection, captures the essence of African culture through its vibrant colors and abstract forms. Javlensky, a prominent figure in the Russian avant-garde movement known as "The Blue Rider" was renowned for his ability to convey emotions through bold brushstrokes and intense color palettes. In this particular piece, he explores the concept of identity with an emphasis on Africa's rich cultural heritage. The use of light in "Abstract Head (Africa)" adds depth and dimension to the subject matter, creating an almost ethereal quality. The artist's choice to depict an abstract head allows viewers to interpret their own meaning behind this enigmatic representation. This artwork also carries historical significance due to its association with degenerate art during Nazi Germany. As one of many artists targeted by Hitler's regime for their unconventional styles, Javlensky faced persecution for his contributions to modern art. As we admire this fine art image today, let us appreciate not only Javlensky's technical skill but also the resilience and spirit embodied within it. "Abstract Head (Africa)" serves as a testament to both artistic innovation and cultural diversity – reminding us that even amidst adversity, creativity continues to thrive.
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