Category: Alexander Rodchenko

Varvara Rodchenko by Rodchenko

Alexander Rodchenko (1891-1956) ~ Mulya. (Varvara Rodchenko), 1939 | src ODLP & MAMM
From the exhibition «Elapsed Time» (2019). Varvara Rodchenko (1939)
Alexander Rodchenko (1891-1956) ~ The Wild Flowers (Полевые цветы), (Portrait of daughter, Varvara), 1937
Alexander Rodchenko (1891-1956) ~ The Wild Flowers, (Portrait of daughter, Varvara), 1937 | src ODLP & MAMM
Alexander Rodchenko (1891-1956) ~ Portrait of daughter, Varvara, 19397 | src ODLP & MAMM
Alexander Rodchenko (1891-1956) ~ The Wild Flowers, (Portrait of daughter, Varvara), 1937 | src centre zotov
Varvara Rodchenko (1925-2019), 1941 / Essay / Evacuation / Photo by A.M. Rodchenko
Tomboy [Сорванец], 1934. Photo by E.A. Lemberg (Print of A.M. Rodchenko) Gelatin silver print | src ODLP & MAMM
Alexander Rodchenko (1891-1956) ~ The Wild Flowers, (Portrait of daughter, Varvara), 1937 | src HA

All images sourced ODLP and/or MAMM were retrieved from:

ODLP : l’oeil de la photographie / the eye of photography

MAMM : Multimedia Art Museum : Elapsed Time

Alexsandr Rodchenko, 1930s

Georgy Petrusov :: Portrait of Alexsandr Rodchenko, 1933-1934.
Gelatin silver print, printed later. Signed by Petrusov’s wife on verso.
src Nailya Alexander Gallery

Portraits of Mayakovsky

Abram Shterenberg (1894-1979) ~ Portrait of Russian poet Vladimir Mayakovsky, 1924. Vintage gelatin silver print. | src Nailya Alexander Gallery

Abram Shterenberg probably was the first photographer who took portraits of Mayakovsky (ca. 1923). Rodchenko used his portraits for the photomontages for “Pro Eto” (About This), the love poem Mayakovsky wrote for his muse Lili Brik.

Alexander Rodchenko ~ The Poet Vladimir Mayakovsky, 1924
Alexander Rodchenko ~ The Poet Vladimir Mayakovsky, 1924. Museum Series, Portfolio n.1: Classic Images, 1924-1936 | Christie’s
Alexander Rodchenko ~ The Poet Vladimir Mayakovsky, 1924. Museum Series, Portfolio n.1 Classic Images, 1924-1936 | Christie’s
Alexander Rodchenko, also Aleksandr Rodchenko ~ Portrait of Mayakovsky, 1924 | src Nayla Alexander Gallery
Alexander Rodchenko ~ Vladimir Mayakovsky, 1924. Museum Series, Portfolio n. 2: Portraits, 1924 – 1937 | src Sotheby’s