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Léon Bakst peint aussi, en parallèle, de nombreux paysages et des portraits d’artistes du monde des lettres et des arts dont ceux de Ivan Bounine, Vaslav Nijinski, Anna Pavlova, Blaise Cendrars, Claude Debussy, Alexandre Benois, Léonide Massine, Ida Rubinstein ou Michel Fokine.
Bakst in Mode. In den ersten Jahren des zwanzigsten Jahrhunderts war Léon Bakst als Kostümgestalter und Bühnendekorateur für das Theater tätig. In seinen Kostümen glänzten Ballett-Legenden wie Matilda Kschessinskaja oder Anna Pawlowa, die ihren „sterbenden Schwan“ von Saint-Saëns in seinen Roben tanzte. Kostüme gestaltete er auch ...
Léon Bakst (Russisch: Леон Бакст) (Grodno, 10 mei 1866 - Rueil-Malmaison, 27 december 1924) was een Russisch schilder en decorontwerper. Hij is vooral bekend geworden als de ontwerper van de decors en kostuums van de eerste uitvoeringen van de Ballets Russes .
2016 marked the 150th anniversary since the birth of Leon Bakst. His talent was boundless. He rose to the very top in every field of art he touched upon – be it stage design, graphics, or painting. He was the first Russian artist to win international acclaim in the sphere of fashion. It was another field in which the artist’s versatile ...
Léon Bakst (ur. 10 maja 1866 w Grodnie , według innych źródeł w Sankt Petersburgu [1] , zm. 27 grudnia 1924 w Rueil-Malmaison ) – malarz, projektant scenografii i kostiumów teatralnych.
Léon Bakst sau Lev Samoilovici Bakst (în rusă Лев Само́йлович Бакст, numele la naștere - Leib Haim Izrailevici Rosenberg, n. 27 ianuarie / 8 februarie 1866, Grodno, Imperiul Rus – d. 27 decembrie 1924, Rueil-Malmaison, Métropole du Grand Paris (d), A Treia Republică Franceză) a fost un pictor, scenograf și ...
30. Juni 2017 · «This summer, the selection of drawings in the Robert Wood Johnson, Jr. Gallery features a group of designs for the Ballets Russes by the famous Russian artist Léon Bakst (1866–1924). The Museum's holdings of the artist's work have been significantly enriched by a recent bequest from the late Mrs. Sallie Blumenthal, and now reflect a broad range of graphic material produced by Bakst and ...
