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Alexandra Povorina

Alexandra Povorina (1888 - 1963) was active/lived in Russian Federation, Germany.  Alexandra Povorina is known for Modernist portrait, landscape, still-life painting.

Alexandra Povorina-Hestermann was born in 1885 in Saint Petersburg. At the urging of the expressionist Marianne von Werefkin, the artist went to Munich in 1907, where she began studying at a private school of painting with Simon Hollósy, a painter with a relatively traditionalist approach to art.

She maintained close contacts with the local artistic bohemia, including the later founders of the group "Der Blaue Reiter". It was the avant-garde that attracted a woman much more, who while polishing her workshop in the master's studio, at the same time searched for new challenges and paths.

In 1911, Povorina moved to Paris, the artistic capital of the world. The cultural center of the city then began a slow migration from Montmartre to the Montparnasse hill. Paris shivered and throbbed, and everything was accompanied by artistic ferment. The painter looked at other modern trends and analyzed them carefully.

Fauvism, cubism, expressionism with which she had been assoc   ...  [Displaying 1000 of 1364 characters.]  Artist bio

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