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Sketch of the Costume of Tai Hoi for the Play 'Red Poppy' by Anatol Petrytsky — VisualArtsDB

Sketch of the Costume of Tai Hoi for the Play 'Red Poppy'

Sketch of the Costume of Tai Hoi for the Play 'Red Poppy'

Anatol Petrytsky

1927

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Old Slave. Sketch for Lesya Ukrainka's Play 'In the Catacombs'

Old Slave. Sketch for Lesya Ukrainka's Play 'In the Catacombs'

Anatol Petrytsky, 1920

Portrait of the Writer M. Doleng

Portrait of the Writer M. Doleng

Anatol Petrytsky, 1929

Prince Igor. A Sketch for the Opera 'Prince Igor' by A. Borodin.

Prince Igor. A Sketch for the Opera 'Prince Igor' by A. Borodin.

Anatol Petrytsky, 1929

Explosion in the Trench. Illustration for I.Dneprovsky's Novel 'Phalange'

Explosion in the Trench. Illustration for I.Dneprovsky's Novel 'Phalange'

Anatol Petrytsky, 1932

Disabled

Disabled

Anatol Petrytsky, 1924

Harbor

Harbor

Anatol Petrytsky, 1931

Militiaman and Merchant. Sketch of Costumes for the Play 'Footballer'

Militiaman and Merchant. Sketch of Costumes for the Play 'Footballer'

Anatol Petrytsky

Abstract Cubistic Composition

Abstract Cubistic Composition

Anatol Petrytsky, 1923

Portrait of the Poet M. Semenko

Portrait of the Poet M. Semenko

Anatol Petrytsky, 1929

Gnat Yura

Gnat Yura

Anatol Petrytsky, 1926

Sketch of Costumes for G. Puccini's Opera 'Turandot'

Sketch of Costumes for G. Puccini's Opera 'Turandot'

Anatol Petrytsky, 1928

An Eccentric Dance. Sketch for the Ballet Miniature of the Choreographer K. Goleizovsky

An Eccentric Dance. Sketch for the Ballet Miniature of the Choreographer K. Goleizovsky

Anatol Petrytsky, 1922