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Alexandra EXTER (1882-1949). Ladies with a Dog. 1910. Oil on canvas.
63 by
60 cm. National Art Museum of
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I defined the
Exter's
authorship to this work due to the address indicated on the back: Fundukleevska vul., 27. This was the address where
Exter dwelled in Kyiv. Images of the tree women painted in a primitive manner resemble the
“three amazons” of Ukrainian avantgarde: Exter herself in the well-known broad-brim,
Natalia Davydova, and Eugenia Prybylska. The dog on the hands of Davydova is also a kind
of famous. It was depicted by David Burliuk in his poem A.A. Exter and her Dog. Principal exhibitions:
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