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*[http://www.deineka.info Biography and works of Alexander Deineka (Deyneka)]
*[https://web.archive.org/web/20070928204426/http://www.deineka.info/ Biography and works of Alexander Deineka (Deyneka)]


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Aleksandr Alexandrovich Deyneka
Александр Александрович Дейнека
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Occupation(s)Painter, graphic artist, sculptor.
Spouse(s)Serafima Lychyova (1930-1959), Yelena Volkova-Deyneka (1959-1969)

Aleksandr Aleksandrovich Deyneka (

Socialist Realist style.[1]

Life and career

Deyneka was born in

United Artists Rating
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Deyneka is buried in the Novodevichy Cemetery in Moscow.

Legacy

The title from one of Deyneka's works, "Work, Build and Don’t Whine", was used as the title for a 2016 exhibition of Socialist Realist art at London's Gallery for Russian Arts and Design. One modern critic, however, suggested that Deyneka's posters are less radical than his fore-bearers like Alexander Rodchenko, and as a result, less interesting.[4]

Honours and awards

Selected works

"The Defense of Petrograd", 1928
"The Defense of Sevastopol", 1942
"Hockey Players", mosaic, 1959 - 1960
  • Three Women's Figures, 1920s
  • The Cabaret, 1921
  • Перед спуском в шахту, 1924
  • Football, 1924
  • After the Rain. Kursk, 1925
  • Springtime, 1925
  • The Skiers, 1926
  • Tennis, 1926
  • На стройке новых цехов, 1926
  • Textile Workers, 1927
  • The Ode to the Spring, 1927
  • The Defense of Petrograd, 1928, Central Museum of the Defense Forces of the USSR, Moscow
  • Механизируем Донбасс! (poster), 1930
  • Китай на пути освобождения от империализма (poster), 1930
  • Надо стать самим специалистами (poster), 1930
  • Book Cover, 1931
  • The Interventionists' Mercenary, 1931
  • On the Balcony, 1931
  • Crosscountry Race, 1931
  • A Girl at the Window. Winter, 1931
  • Mother, 1932
  • Soccer Game, 1932
  • The Sleeping Boy With Cornflowers, 1932
  • Noon, 1932
  • The Football Player, 1932
  • Кто кого?, 1932
  • In the Airs, 1932
  • The Night Landscape with Horses and Dry Grasses, 1933
  • Girls Swimming, 1933
  • Dry Leaves, 1933
  • Resting Children, 1933
  • Communists at Interrogation, 1933
  • Физкультурница / Работать, строить и не ныть! (poster), 1933
  • Without Work in Berlin, 1933
  • The Pier, 1933
  • The Race, 1933
  • Runners, 1934
  • Skiers, 1934
  • Landscape with a Herd, 1934
  • Goalkeeper, 1934
  • A Pioneer. Kursk, 1934
  • Crimean Pioneers, 1934
  • A Parachuter above the Sea, 1934
  • Quirinal Place, Rome, 1934
  • Spanish Stairways, 1934
  • A Street in Rome
  • Monks, 1935
  • An Italian motif, 1935
  • The Park, 1935
  • The Portrait of S.I.L. with the Straw Hat, 1935
  • Tuileries, 1935
  • Quai de la Seine, 1935
  • Paris. In a Café, 1935
  • Une parisienne, 1935
  • Негритянский концерт, 1935
  • The Boredom, 1935
  • The Road to Mount-Vernon, 1935
  • Collective Farmer on a Bicycle at the Wayback Machine (archived June 24, 2008), 1935[1]
  • A Lunch Break in Donbass, 1935
  • Первая пятилетка, 1936
  • The Model, 1936
  • The Future Pilots, 1937
  • The Stakhanovites, 1937
  • Woman in Red, 1939
  • The Lilacs
  • Nikitka – The First Russian Pilot, 1940
  • The Left March, 1941
  • The Outskirts of Moscow. November 1941
  • Sverdlov Place in December 1941
  • Evening. The Patriarch Ponds, 1941
  • A Burned down Village, 1942
  • Эвакуация колхозного скота
  • Колхозницы роют противотанковые рвы на подступах к Москве
  • Ремонт танков на прифронтовом заводе
  • Танки идут на фронт
  • Наступление началось
  • The Defense of Sebastopol, 1942
  • The Knocked down Ace, 1943
  • Nude Woman Sitting, 1943
  • Under Occupation, 1944
  • Expanse, 1944
  • Above the Devastated Berlin, 1944
  • Berlin. The Day of the Declaration, 1945
  • A Stadium in Berlin, 1945
  • Near Kursk. Tuskor' River, 1945
  • Relay Race (sculpture), 1945
  • A Boxer (sculpture), 1947
  • 100-meter Race (sculpture), 1947
  • The Relay Race on the Ring B, 1947
  • Donbass, 1947
  • The Studio Window, 1947
  • In Sebastopol, 1947
  • Self-portrait, 1948
  • The Space of Building Sites under Moscow, 1949
  • The Skiers (mosaic)], 1950
  • Football Players (sculpture), 1950
  • Перед забегом (sculpture), 1951
  • A Nude Girl, 1951
  • Дачный поселок Кратово, 1951
  • In Sebastopol, 1947
  • On the Skating Rink in Kratovo, 1951
  • The Snow Maiden, 1954
  • The Laying Woman with a Ball, 1954
  • Still Life. Strawberries, 1955
  • A Nude Model, 1955
  • Football players (sculpture), 1955
  • The Tractor Driver, 1956
  • In Sebastopol, 1956
  • Near the Sea, 1956–1957
  • Putting the Shot (sculpture), 1957
  • Голова парашютиста (mosaic), 1957
  • A Nice Morning (mosaic)], 1959–1960
  • Hockey Players (mosaic)], 1959–1960
  • October Slogans of Peace by the Narvsky Gate, 1960
  • A Milker (mosaic), 1962
  • The Red Guardsman (mosaic), 1962
  • A Villa in Rome, 1965
  • The Young Designer, 1966
  • In the South (detail), 1966
  • Владимир Маяковский в РОСТА
  • Летнее приволье
  • Running Sportswoman (sculpture)
  • The Cat and the Cook

See also

References

  1. ^
    The Telegraph
    8 November 2013. Retrieved 10 November 2013.
  2. ^ Aleksandr Deyneka. Olga Prodan, RT Russiapedia, 2011. Retrieved 6 May 2013. Archived here.
  3. ^ Художник недели: Александр Дейнека
  4. ^ Güner, Fisun (13 June 2016). "From kitchen slaves to industrial workers – the superwomen of Soviet art". The Guardian. Retrieved 24 October 2016.

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