Monnaies et billets
MA-ID: 109802018
- Nouveaux objets du vendeur
- Nouveau depuis 14 jours
- Nouveau depuis 30 jours
-
Suivre
Évaluations Enumismatics Inc.
Belle monnaie,envoi rapide.
Nice coin, prompt shipment. Recommended.
A beautiful coin. Received quickly after ordering. Thank you!
Top seller ,, quick dispatch and communication,, fantastic item and packa...
Staritskaya Anna exhibition of the Russian Museum
Enumismatics Inc. 
10
Sur MA-Shops depuis 10 années
1172 évaluations,
99,6 % Positif ( derniers 24 mois )
Expédition dans le monde entier
42,90 EUR49.95 US$
En cas de commandes internationales, le client doit payer, en cas échéant, la TVA et des droits de douane.
Les frais d'expédition sont à la charge de l'acheteur Délai de livraison : 5 à 8 jours
Les frais d'expédition sont à la charge de l'acheteur Délai de livraison : 5 à 8 jours
| +49 (0)2871 2180 383 |
| Modes de paiement |
| virement bancaire |
| Chèque/Money Order |
mx1_303118474820_4ADD04D2558D42CCB665C45
Description
Description
Staritskaya
Anna Staritskaya
Palace Edition , 2000. 284 pages. 31x24,5 cm. Cover Hardbound. In Russian and English
The book represents the exhibition catalog of the Russian State Museum including 197 color and 27 black-and-white photos.
Anna Staritskaya was born in Ukraine in 1908. At the age of 13 she started studying drawing at the Countess Sukhanova-Tolstaya Art School in Moscow. In 1925 she moved to France to cure osseous tuberculosis. In 1926-31 Staritskaya attended the Academy of Fine Arts in Sofia. Then she moved to Brussels where she specialized in advertising, worked as a graphic designer in a number of printing houses. After WWII Staritskaya lived in Nice and was very close to the ?Nice school¦ group of artists propagating the ideas of new realism¦.
In 1952 the artist moved to Paris. The works created at that period of time reflect a sudden change of her style- from the restrain and the refinement of her previous works to the combinations of spontaneous bright colours of her abstract paintings.
In the late 1950s Staritskaya tried to perfect her technique of creating collages, zinc, copper, stone and linoleum engravings. She illustrated miscellanies of poetry written by her friends.
The artworks of the last decade of her life (1970s) were dominated by the demonic figures of magicians and spirits inspired by the old Slavonic mythology.
The exhibition of the artist in the Russian Museum comprises 45 artworks: paintings, graphic works and collages of the 1950-70s.
Payment
Shipping
Returns
Payment
Shipping
Returns
Returns accepted in 30 days .
See our other items
Staritskaya Anna Staritskaya Palace Edition , 2000. 284 pages. 31x24,5 cm. Cover Hardbound. In Russian and English The book represents the exhibition catalog of the Russian State Museum including 197 color and 27 black-and-white photos. Anna Staritskaya was born in Ukraine in 1908. At the age of 13 she started studying drawing at the Countess Sukhanova-Tolstaya Art School in Moscow. In 1925 she moved to France to cure osseous tuberculosis. In 1926-31 Staritskaya attended the Academy of Fine Arts in Sofia. Then she moved to Brussels where she specialized in advertising, worked as a graphic designer in a number of printing houses. After WWII Staritskaya lived in Nice and was very close to the ?Nice schoolbrvbar; group of artists propagating the ideas of new realismbrvbar;. In 1952 the artist moved to Paris. The works created at that period of time reflect a sudden change of her style- from the restrain and the refinement of her previous works to the combinations of spontaneous bright colours of her abstract paintings. In the late 1950s Staritskaya tried to perfect her technique of creating collages, zinc, copper, stone and linoleum engravings. She illustrated miscellanies of poetry written by her friends. The artworks of the last decade of her life (1970s) were dominated by the demonic figures of magicians and spirits inspired by the old Slavonic mythology. The exhibition of the artist in the Russian Museum comprises 45 artworks: paintings, graphic works and collages of the 1950-70s.
Description
Payment
Shipping
Returns
Returns accepted in 30 days .
See our other items
Staritskaya
Anna Staritskaya
Palace Edition , 2000. 284 pages. 31x24,5 cm. Cover Hardbound. In Russian and English
The book represents the exhibition catalog of the Russian State Museum including 197 color and 27 black-and-white photos.
Anna Staritskaya was born in Ukraine in 1908. At the age of 13 she started studying drawing at the Countess Sukhanova-Tolstaya Art School in Moscow. In 1925 she moved to France to cure osseous tuberculosis. In 1926-31 Staritskaya attended the Academy of Fine Arts in Sofia. Then she moved to Brussels where she specialized in advertising, worked as a graphic designer in a number of printing houses. After WWII Staritskaya lived in Nice and was very close to the ?Nice school¦ group of artists propagating the ideas of new realism¦.
In 1952 the artist moved to Paris. The works created at that period of time reflect a sudden change of her style- from the restrain and the refinement of her previous works to the combinations of spontaneous bright colours of her abstract paintings.
In the late 1950s Staritskaya tried to perfect her technique of creating collages, zinc, copper, stone and linoleum engravings. She illustrated miscellanies of poetry written by her friends.
The artworks of the last decade of her life (1970s) were dominated by the demonic figures of magicians and spirits inspired by the old Slavonic mythology.
The exhibition of the artist in the Russian Museum comprises 45 artworks: paintings, graphic works and collages of the 1950-70s.
Description
Staritskaya
Anna Staritskaya
Palace Edition , 2000. 284 pages. 31x24,5 cm. Cover Hardbound. In Russian and English
The book represents the exhibition catalog of the Russian State Museum including 197 color and 27 black-and-white photos.
Anna Staritskaya was born in Ukraine in 1908. At the age of 13 she started studying drawing at the Countess Sukhanova-Tolstaya Art School in Moscow. In 1925 she moved to France to cure osseous tuberculosis. In 1926-31 Staritskaya attended the Academy of Fine Arts in Sofia. Then she moved to Brussels where she specialized in advertising, worked as a graphic designer in a number of printing houses. After WWII Staritskaya lived in Nice and was very close to the ?Nice school¦ group of artists propagating the ideas of new realism¦.
In 1952 the artist moved to Paris. The works created at that period of time reflect a sudden change of her style- from the restrain and the refinement of her previous works to the combinations of spontaneous bright colours of her abstract paintings.
In the late 1950s Staritskaya tried to perfect her technique of creating collages, zinc, copper, stone and linoleum engravings. She illustrated miscellanies of poetry written by her friends.
The artworks of the last decade of her life (1970s) were dominated by the demonic figures of magicians and spirits inspired by the old Slavonic mythology.
The exhibition of the artist in the Russian Museum comprises 45 artworks: paintings, graphic works and collages of the 1950-70s.
Payment
Shipping
Returns
Payment
Shipping
Returns
Returns accepted in 30 days .
See our other items
Staritskaya Anna Staritskaya Palace Edition , 2000. 284 pages. 31x24,5 cm. Cover Hardbound. In Russian and English The book represents the exhibition catalog of the Russian State Museum including 197 color and 27 black-and-white photos. Anna Staritskaya was born in Ukraine in 1908. At the age of 13 she started studying drawing at the Countess Sukhanova-Tolstaya Art School in Moscow. In 1925 she moved to France to cure osseous tuberculosis. In 1926-31 Staritskaya attended the Academy of Fine Arts in Sofia. Then she moved to Brussels where she specialized in advertising, worked as a graphic designer in a number of printing houses. After WWII Staritskaya lived in Nice and was very close to the ?Nice schoolbrvbar; group of artists propagating the ideas of new realismbrvbar;. In 1952 the artist moved to Paris. The works created at that period of time reflect a sudden change of her style- from the restrain and the refinement of her previous works to the combinations of spontaneous bright colours of her abstract paintings. In the late 1950s Staritskaya tried to perfect her technique of creating collages, zinc, copper, stone and linoleum engravings. She illustrated miscellanies of poetry written by her friends. The artworks of the last decade of her life (1970s) were dominated by the demonic figures of magicians and spirits inspired by the old Slavonic mythology. The exhibition of the artist in the Russian Museum comprises 45 artworks: paintings, graphic works and collages of the 1950-70s.
Description
Payment
Shipping
Returns
Returns accepted in 30 days .
See our other items
Staritskaya
Anna Staritskaya
Palace Edition , 2000. 284 pages. 31x24,5 cm. Cover Hardbound. In Russian and English
The book represents the exhibition catalog of the Russian State Museum including 197 color and 27 black-and-white photos.
Anna Staritskaya was born in Ukraine in 1908. At the age of 13 she started studying drawing at the Countess Sukhanova-Tolstaya Art School in Moscow. In 1925 she moved to France to cure osseous tuberculosis. In 1926-31 Staritskaya attended the Academy of Fine Arts in Sofia. Then she moved to Brussels where she specialized in advertising, worked as a graphic designer in a number of printing houses. After WWII Staritskaya lived in Nice and was very close to the ?Nice school¦ group of artists propagating the ideas of new realism¦.
In 1952 the artist moved to Paris. The works created at that period of time reflect a sudden change of her style- from the restrain and the refinement of her previous works to the combinations of spontaneous bright colours of her abstract paintings.
In the late 1950s Staritskaya tried to perfect her technique of creating collages, zinc, copper, stone and linoleum engravings. She illustrated miscellanies of poetry written by her friends.
The artworks of the last decade of her life (1970s) were dominated by the demonic figures of magicians and spirits inspired by the old Slavonic mythology.
The exhibition of the artist in the Russian Museum comprises 45 artworks: paintings, graphic works and collages of the 1950-70s.
| Frais d'envoi | |||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
|
jusqu`à 85,88 EUR et jusqu`à 453 g
|
85,89 EUR à 171,77 EUR et jusqu`à 453 g
|
171,78 EUR à 429,44 EUR et jusqu`à 453 g
|
jusqu`à 429,44 EUR et 454 à 1814 g
| plus de 429,45 EUR | |
| Allemagne | 12,88 EUR | 12,88 EUR | 12,88 EUR | 17,18 EUR | Envoi gratuit |
| États-Unis | 4,29 EUR | Envoi gratuit | Envoi gratuit | Envoi gratuit | Envoi gratuit |
| Union Européenne | 12,88 EUR | 12,88 EUR | 12,88 EUR | 17,18 EUR | Envoi gratuit |
| Monde | 12,88 EUR | 12,88 EUR | 12,88 EUR | 21,47 EUR | Envoi gratuit |
United Kingdom 1 Penny GREAT BRITAIN George V Bro...
Enumismatics Inc.
79,45 EUR
Aus Ansicht entfernen
6 Pence South Africa Johannes Paulus Kruger Silve...
Enumismatics Inc.
38,65 EUR
Aus Ansicht entfernen
Shipping Info
Les ventes en ligne sont possible, livraisons internationales parfois avec un peu de retard
|
Page d'accueil de cette boutique | 0Panier | CGV | Mentions légales | MA CGV | Déclaration de protection de données | Garantie | MA-Shops Nouveautés Copyright ® 2001-2025, MA-SHOPS Coins All Rights Reserved. Designated trademarks and brands are the property of their respective owners. |