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.jpg "The Way of the Cross II by Marianne von Werefkin")
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.jpg "Self-Portrait I by Marianne von Werefkin")
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.jpg "Snow Whirl by Marianne von Werefkin")
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.jpg "Ice Skaters by Marianne von Werefkin")
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.jpg "The Abandoned by Marianne von Werefkin")
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.jpg "Prerow Stream by Marianne von Werefkin")
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.jpg "Tragic Mood by Marianne von Werefkin")
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.jpg "Spring Sunday by Marianne von Werefkin")
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.jpg "Sunrise by Marianne von Werefkin")
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.jpg "With the Back to Life by Marianne von Werefkin")
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.jpg "Moonlit Landscape by Marianne von Werefkin")
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.jpg "In the Café by Marianne von Werefkin")
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.jpg "Evening in Murnau by Marianne von Werefkin")
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.jpg "Beer Garden by Marianne von Werefkin")
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.jpg "By the Fireplace by Marianne von Werefkin")
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.jpg "Into the Night by Marianne von Werefkin")
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.jpg "The Atrocity by Marianne von Werefkin")
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.jpg "The Incident by Marianne von Werefkin")
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.jpg "Couple in Conversation by Marianne von Werefkin")
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.jpg "Bathhouse by Marianne von Werefkin")
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.jpg "Two Women by Marianne von Werefkin")
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.jpg "The Dancer Alexander Sacharoff by Marianne von Werefkin")
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.jpg "Black Women by Marianne von Werefkin")
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.jpg "Night Shift by Marianne von Werefkin")
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.jpg "The Green Mountain by Marianne von Werefkin")
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.jpg "Man in Fur by Marianne von Werefkin")
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.jpg "Nighttime Fishing in Ascona, 1920s-1930s by Marianne von Werefkin")
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.jpg "Lumberjack by Marianne von Werefkin")
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.jpg "Talmud Reader by Marianne von Werefkin")
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.jpg "Fishermen in the Storm by Marianne von Werefkin")
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_par_Marianne_von_Werefkin_(1860-1938)_-_(MeisterDrucke-941480).jpg "Twins by Marianne von Werefkin")
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_-_Peinture_de_Marianne_Von_Werefkin_(1860-1_-_(MeisterDrucke-1323294).jpg "The Solar Eclipse by Marianne von Werefkin")
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.jpg "The Storm by Marianne von Werefkin")
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.jpg "Ant-hill, c. 1916 by Marianne von Werefkin")
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.jpg "City in Lithuania by Marianne von Werefkin")
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.jpg "Fantastic Night by Marianne von Werefkin")
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.jpg "Self-Portrait in Sailor Blouse by Marianne von Werefkin")
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.jpg "The Solar Eclipse by Marianne von Werefkin")
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.jpg "Dancing Couple by Marianne von Werefkin")
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.jpg "Portrait of Vera Repin by Marianne von Werefkin")
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.jpg "Self-Portrait as an Angel by Marianne von Werefkin")
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.jpg "The Movement by Marianne von Werefkin")
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.jpg "In the theatre I by Marianne von Werefkin")
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.jpg "The Pit by Marianne von Werefkin")
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.jpg "The Renunciation by Marianne von Werefkin")
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.jpg "Trapeze Artist by Marianne von Werefkin")
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.jpg "Washerwomen by Marianne von Werefkin")
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.jpg "Cross in Landscape by Marianne von Werefkin")
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.jpg "M. v. Werefkin, Evening / Painting, 1909 by Marianne von Werefkin")
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.jpg "After the Storm by Marianne von Werefkin")
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.jpg "Christmas Tree, 1911 by Marianne von Werefkin")
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.jpg "Ball Scene by Marianne von Werefkin")
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.jpg "Into the Night by Marianne von Werefkin")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-892942).jpg "Styx, c.1910-1911 by Marianne von Werefkin")
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_Peinture_de_Marianne_von_Werefkin_(Verefkin)_(1860-_-_(MeisterDrucke-1028027).jpg "Self-Portrait by Marianne von Werefkin")
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.jpg "Stone Quarry by Marianne von Werefkin")
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.jpg "Blue Spark by Marianne von Werefkin")
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.jpg "Washerwomen, 1904 by Marianne von Werefkin")
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.jpg "Alexej von Jawlensky by Marianne von Werefkin")
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.jpg "The Postman by Marianne von Werefkin")
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.jpg "The Toil by Marianne von Werefkin")
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.jpg "Castle on the Mediterranean by Marianne von Werefkin")
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.jpg "Water Castle by Marianne von Werefkin")
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.jpg "The New Building by Marianne von Werefkin")
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.jpg "The Memory by Marianne von Werefkin")
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.jpg "Widow on the Bench by Marianne von Werefkin")
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.jpg "Spring Landscape with Girl by Marianne von Werefkin")
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.jpg "Baltic Sea by Marianne von Werefkin")
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.jpg "Helene with Blue Stockings by Marianne von Werefkin")
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.jpg "Two Women in a Street Café by Marianne von Werefkin")
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.jpg "Louvreuse by Marianne von Werefkin")
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.jpg "Separate Room by Marianne von Werefkin")
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.jpg "Monastery Garden by Marianne von Werefkin")
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.jpg "Seascape by Marianne von Werefkin")
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.jpg "Interior with Seated Couple by Marianne von Werefkin")
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.jpg "Landscape with Rider and Horsewoman by Marianne von Werefkin")
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.jpg "The Crowd by Marianne von Werefkin")
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.jpg "At the House of Chrustov near St. Prex by Marianne von Werefkin")
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.jpg "After the Performance by Marianne von Werefkin")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-1342748).jpg "Bridge near Lausanne (Pont de Gergovie) by Marianne von Werefkin")
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.jpg "Funeral by Marianne von Werefkin")
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.jpg "Cattle Market by Marianne von Werefkin")
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.jpg "Family Bath in Zingst by Marianne von Werefkin")
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.jpg "Portrait of Alexej von Jawlensky by Marianne von Werefkin")
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.jpg "Housekeeper by Marianne von Werefkin")
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.jpg "Timber Transport in the Mountains by Marianne von Werefkin")
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.jpg "Helene with fashionable Japanese hairstyle by Marianne von Werefkin")
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.jpg "Puppet Theater – in the Foreground Jawlensky and Marianne von Werefkin by Marianne von Werefkin")
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.jpg "At the Opera by Marianne von Werefkin")
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.jpg "Square by Marianne von Werefkin")
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.jpg "Two Men in a Pub by Marianne von Werefkin")
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.jpg "Helene by Marianne von Werefkin")
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.jpg "Sacharoff and Jawlensky on the Balcony in St. Prex at Lake Geneva by Marianne von Werefkin")
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.jpg "Portrait with Architectural Model by Marianne von Werefkin")
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.jpg "The Old Man by Marianne von Werefkin")
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The Russian painter Marianne von Werefkin was an outstanding figure of German Expressionism. She came from a Russian noble family and was born on 29 August 1860 as Marianna Vladimirovna Werefkina in Tula. Her artistic talent was encouraged at an early age and she received academic drawing lessons at the age of fourteen. In St. Petersburg she took private lessons with Repin. While hunting she accidentally shoots through her right hand. Through persistent practice she succeeds in painting with her right hand again. She masters realistic painting so perfectly that she is called "Russian Rembrandt". In 1891 she met the painter Alexej von Jawlensky. Five years later she moved with him to Munich.
In the Bavarian capital, she initiates a salon where the bohemian scene of Munich meets. She also founds the Lukasbruderschaft, the nucleus of the "Neue Künstlervereinigung München" and the "Blauer Reiter". After the birth of her son, the crisis between Jawlensky and Marianne von Werefkin intensifies. She travels to France several times with her son. After she has started to paint again, she often works in Murnau with Jawlensky, Kandinsky and Gabriele Münter. Together with Jawlensky, Oscar Wittenstein and Adolf Erbslöh she founded the "Neue Künstlervereinigung München" (New Artists' Association Munich), of which Kandinsky will soon become chairman.
In 1907 Werefkin created his first expressionist paintings, inspired by Vincent van Gogh, Paul Gauguin and Henri de Toulouse Lautrec. This earned her the nickname "The Frenchwoman". In terms of motifs and iconology, she often borrows from the works of Edvard Munch. Werefkin and Jawlensky participated with the group "Der Blaue Reiter" in an exhibition at the gallery "Der Sturm" in Berlin in 1913. Together with Jawlensky Werefkin moved to Switzerland in 1914, where they ended up in Ascona after several moves. Jawlensky separates from Werefkin in 1921. She earned her living by painting postcards and posters and writing articles, among others for the Neue Zürcher Zeitung.
The paintings of her late work no longer seem so shocking. They become more enigmatic and narrative. Typical Russian features in the colouring now become very clear. In February 1938 Werefkin died in Ascona, where she was buried according to Russian Orthodox rites. Most of her estate is in the Fondazione Marianne Werefkin in Ascona.
The Russian painter Marianne von Werefkin was an outstanding figure of German Expressionism. She came from a Russian noble family and was born on 29 August 1860 as Marianna Vladimirovna Werefkina in Tula. Her artistic talent was encouraged at an early age and she received academic drawing lessons at the age of fourteen. In St. Petersburg she took private lessons with Repin. While hunting she accidentally shoots through her right hand. Through persistent practice she succeeds in painting with her right hand again. She masters realistic painting so perfectly that she is called "Russian Rembrandt". In 1891 she met the painter Alexej von Jawlensky. Five years later she moved with him to Munich.
In the Bavarian capital, she initiates a salon where the bohemian scene of Munich meets. She also founds the Lukasbruderschaft, the nucleus of the "Neue Künstlervereinigung München" and the "Blauer Reiter". After the birth of her son, the crisis between Jawlensky and Marianne von Werefkin intensifies. She travels to France several times with her son. After she has started to paint again, she often works in Murnau with Jawlensky, Kandinsky and Gabriele Münter. Together with Jawlensky, Oscar Wittenstein and Adolf Erbslöh she founded the "Neue Künstlervereinigung München" (New Artists' Association Munich), of which Kandinsky will soon become chairman.
In 1907 Werefkin created his first expressionist paintings, inspired by Vincent van Gogh, Paul Gauguin and Henri de Toulouse Lautrec. This earned her the nickname "The Frenchwoman". In terms of motifs and iconology, she often borrows from the works of Edvard Munch. Werefkin and Jawlensky participated with the group "Der Blaue Reiter" in an exhibition at the gallery "Der Sturm" in Berlin in 1913. Together with Jawlensky Werefkin moved to Switzerland in 1914, where they ended up in Ascona after several moves. Jawlensky separates from Werefkin in 1921. She earned her living by painting postcards and posters and writing articles, among others for the Neue Zürcher Zeitung.
The paintings of her late work no longer seem so shocking. They become more enigmatic and narrative. Typical Russian features in the colouring now become very clear. In February 1938 Werefkin died in Ascona, where she was buried according to Russian Orthodox rites. Most of her estate is in the Fondazione Marianne Werefkin in Ascona.
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.jpg "Whirl of Love by Marianne von Werefkin")
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.jpg "Carnival Scene by Marianne von Werefkin")