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Alexei Jawlensky Collection

Alexei Jawlensky was a Russian expressionist artist known for his vibrant and emotive paintings

Background imageAlexei Jawlensky Collection: Abstract Head; Abstrakter Kopf, 1928 (oil on board)

Abstract Head; Abstrakter Kopf, 1928 (oil on board)
656240 Abstract Head; Abstrakter Kopf, 1928 (oil on board) by Jawlensky, Alexej von (1864-1941); 45x32.5 cm; Private Collection; (add.info.: Abstract Head; Abstrakter Kopf)

Background imageAlexei Jawlensky Collection: Child with Blue Eyes; Kind mit Blauen Augen, 1912 (oil on board)

Child with Blue Eyes; Kind mit Blauen Augen, 1912 (oil on board)
825487 Child with Blue Eyes; Kind mit Blauen Augen, 1912 (oil on board) by Jawlensky, Alexej von (1864-1941); 53x49 cm; Private Collection; (add.info.: Child with Blue Eyes; Kind mit Blauen Augen)

Background imageAlexei Jawlensky Collection: Abstract Head: Parthenon, 1932 (oil and pencil on paper)

Abstract Head: Parthenon, 1932 (oil and pencil on paper)
1196093 Abstract Head: Parthenon, 1932 (oil and pencil on paper) by Jawlensky, Alexej von (1864-1941); 30.5x23.8 cm; Private Collection; Photo eChristies Images; German, out of copyright

Background imageAlexei Jawlensky Collection: Seated Female Nude, c. 1910 (oil on board)

Seated Female Nude, c. 1910 (oil on board)
990652 Seated Female Nude, c.1910 (oil on board) by Jawlensky, Alexej von (1864-1941); 49.7x33 cm; Private Collection; (add.info.: Seated Female Nude; Sitzender Weiblicher Akt)

Background imageAlexei Jawlensky Collection: Murnau, 1908 (oil on board)

Murnau, 1908 (oil on board)
1767944 Murnau, 1908 (oil on board) by Jawlensky, Alexej von (1864-1941); 66.5x44.5 cm; Private Collection; (add.info.: Murnau. Alexej von Jawlensky (1864-1941). Oil on board. Painted in 1908

Background imageAlexei Jawlensky Collection: Girl with a Red Bow; Madchen mit roter Schleife, 1911 (oil on board)

Girl with a Red Bow; Madchen mit roter Schleife, 1911 (oil on board)
1767934 Girl with a Red Bow; Madchen mit roter Schleife, 1911 (oil on board) by Jawlensky

Background imageAlexei Jawlensky Collection: Still Life with Bottles and Fruit, 1900. Creator: Alexei Jawlensky

Still Life with Bottles and Fruit, 1900. Creator: Alexei Jawlensky
Still Life with Bottles and Fruit, 1900

Background imageAlexei Jawlensky Collection: Murnau, 1910. Creator: Alexei Jawlensky

Murnau, 1910. Creator: Alexei Jawlensky
Murnau, 1910

Background imageAlexei Jawlensky Collection: Frosty Day, 1915. Creator: Alexei Jawlensky

Frosty Day, 1915. Creator: Alexei Jawlensky
Frosty Day, 1915

Background imageAlexei Jawlensky Collection: Red Path, St. Prex, 1915. Creator: Alexei Jawlensky

Red Path, St. Prex, 1915. Creator: Alexei Jawlensky
Red Path, St. Prex, 1915


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Alexei Jawlensky was a Russian expressionist artist known for his vibrant and emotive paintings. In "Blue Vase with Oranges, 1907, " he captures the essence of still life with bold brushstrokes and vivid colors. His ability to infuse life into inanimate objects is further evident in "Sleeping; Schlafende, 1912, " where he portrays a peaceful slumber on a wooden board. Jawlensky's talent extends beyond capturing objects; he also excels at depicting people. In "Girl with Blue Eyes and a Ponytail; Madchen mit Blauen Augen und einem Zopf, " he showcases the innocence and beauty of youth through delicate lines and soft hues. Similarly, in "Seated Woman, 1909, " he masterfully conveys the grace and elegance of his subject. Nature also serves as inspiration for Jawlensky's artistry. In "Mountain Landscape with Houses; Berglandschaft mit Hausern, 1912, " he transports viewers to serene landscapes filled with rolling hills and quaint homes. Meanwhile, in "Meditation, 1934, " we witness his ability to capture tranquility through fluid strokes on paper. Jawlensky's exploration of abstract forms is apparent in works like "Odalyske, 1910" and "Abstract Head; Abstrakter Kopf. " These pieces challenge conventional representation by distorting facial features while maintaining an undeniable emotional impact. The color blue holds special significance throughout Jawlensky's oeuvre. It symbolizes both melancholy and spirituality as seen in works such as "Blue Mouth; Blauer Mund" or the enigmatic yet captivating piece titled "Mystical Head: Head Ascona. " As time progresses, Jawlensky continues to experiment within abstractionism while retaining his signature style. Works like "Blue head; Kopf In Blau" from 1918 and "Abstract Head.

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