Lydia DMITRIEVSKIJ
1895–1967, Russia
Also known as: Dmitrievsky, Dmitrievskaya

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Lidia (Lydia) Dmitrievskaya, born Bumagin in S:t Petersburg. married to Sergei D., who was at the Russian legation in Stockholm, Sweden (1893-1964). She was educated in Moscow before the revolution and studied in Berlin during the 1920's for Alexander Archipenko. Her early influences were Russian and German radical expressionism. Her paintings are typical for the art deco-period that swept through Europe during the 1920's, just compare to Tamara Lempicka and Nathan Altman, but she hade the special Russian style especially in her choice of colours.
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A Mother With Her Child

Still Life

Venice (1920)

Portrait Of The Artist’s Daughter Maria And Her Dog Djingis

Portrait Of The Artist's Daughter Maria In A White Dress

Still-life

A Nine-piece Porcelain Coffe Service, Decorated In Polychrome

Portrait Of The Artist's Husband Serge Dmitrievsky

Venice (1930)

Portrait Of A Young Girl

Woman With A Basket Of Grapes

Portrait Of A Seated Lady
