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Ю́рий Па́влович А́нненков (11 [23] июля 1889, Петропавловский Порт, Приморская область — 12 июля 1974, Париж, Франция) — русский и французский живописец и график, художник театра и кино, писатель, театральный критик, поэт, автор мемуаров, заметная фигура русского авангарда. Литературный псевдоним — Борис Темирязев. Аннєнков Юрій Павлович (рос. Анненков Юрий Павлович; 11 (23) липня 1889 — 12 липня 1974) — російський та французький художник і графік, сценограф, художник кіно, літератор, мемуарист. Прихильник російського мистецького авангарду початку 20 ст. Емігрант. Jurij Pavlovič Annenkov, in russo: Юрий Павлович Анненков? (Petropavl, 23 luglio 1890 – Parigi, 12 luglio 1974), è stato un pittore russo. Dal 1911 al 1913 lavorò a Parigi, alle dipendenze di Félix Vallotton. Qui conobbe i giovani pittori Marc Chagall ed Henri Matisse, che lo influenzarono in maniera rilevante. Dopo il ritorno a San Pietroburgo, sviluppò uno stile frammisto di cubismo e realismo. Yury Pavlovich Annenkov (Russian: Юрий Павлович Анненков also known as Georges Annenkov); 23 July [O.S. 11 July 1889] 1889 in Petropavlovsk, Akmolinsk Oblast, Russian Empire – 12 July 1974 in Paris, France), was a Russian Empire born artist mostly known for his book illustrations and portraits. He also worked for theatre and cinema (design). A member of Mir Iskusstva. In 1934 he wrote a satyrical novel A Tale of Trivia (Повесть о пустяках) under a pen name B. Temiriasev. The novel takes place between the Russian Revolution and Russian Civil War. ユーリイ・アンネンコフ（Ю́рий Па́влович А́нненков, 1889年7月23日 - 1974年7月12日）は、20世紀ロシアの画家、舞台美術家、作家。作家としての異名としてボリス・テミリャーゼフ（Борис Темирязев）。 作家パーヴェル・アンネンコフの息子である。 Iuri Pàvlovitx Ànnenkov, rus: Ю́рий Па́влович А́нненков, conegut habitualment com a Georges Annenkov (Petropavlovsk, Kamtxatka, Rússia, 1899 — París, 1974) va ser un creador de vestuaris i decoracions per al cinema, d'origen rus i naturalitzat francès. Va treballar a França amb artistes com Marc Chagall, , F. W. Murnau, Orson Welles, Jean Delannoy, Jean Cocteau. Per a Max Ophüls va treballar a La Ronde (1950) i Lola Montes (1955). Va estar nominat a l'Oscar al millor vestuari per Madame de.... Jurij Pavlovitj Annenkov, född 23 juli 1889, död 12 juli 1974, var rysk målare, grafiker, konstkritiker och författare. Annenkov tillhörde avantgardistmålarna och var mellan 1911 och 1913 samt från 1925 bosatt Paris. Han var en tekniskt skicklig konstnär med en förkärlek för det groteska. Juri Pawlowitsch Annenkow (russisch Юрий Павлович Анненков; auch: Georges Annenkov; wiss. Transliteration Jurij Pavlovič Annenkov; * 11.jul. / 23. Juli 1889greg. in Petropawlowsk, heute Kasachstan; † 12. Juli 1974 in Paris) war ein russischer Künstler, der für seine Buchillustrationen und Porträts bekannt geworden ist. Er arbeitete auch als Bühnenbildner und Designer für Film und Theater. Joeri Pavlovitsj Annenkov (Russisch: Юрий Павлович Анненков) (Petropavl, 24 juli 1889 - Parijs, 12 juli 1974) was een Russisch kunstschilder. Hij maakte ook naam als boekillustrator, decorontwerper en later kostuumontwerper voor films. Georges Annenkov (ou Georges Annenkoff ; en russe : Юрий Павлович Анненков, Iouri Pavlovitch Annenkov) est un peintre russe, décorateur de cinéma et costumier, né le 11 juillet 1889 à Petropavlovsk, dans l'Empire russe, et mort le 12 juillet 1974 à Paris 14e. De Friedrich Wilhelm Murnau à Jacques Becker et Alex Joffé, en passant par Max Ophüls, de 1926 à 1966, Georges Annenkov, créateur de costumes, a traversé quarante ans de cinéma européen.
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Yury Pavlovich Annenkov (Russian: Юрий Павлович Анненков also known as Georges Annenkov); 23 July [O.S. 11 July 1889] 1889 in Petropavlovsk, Akmolinsk Oblast, Russian Empire – 12 July 1974 in Paris, France), was a Russian Empire born artist mostly known for his book illustrations and portraits. He also worked for theatre and cinema (design). A member of Mir Iskusstva. In his essay "On Synthetism" (1922), Yevgeny Zamyatin writes that "[Annenkov] has a keen awareness of the extraordinary rush and dynamism of our epoch. His sense of time is developed to the hundredth of a second. He has the knack--characteristic of Synthetism--of giving only the synthetic essence of things." Yury Annenkov was born into a well-known family (among his ancestors was Pavel Annenkov, Alexander Pushkin's publisher); his father, Pavel Annenkov was involved with revolutionary activities that led him to exile in Siberia. The Annenkovs moved back to St. Petersburg in 1892. In 1908, Annenkov entered the University of St. Petersburg and attended Savely Seidenberg's studio classes, together with Marc Chagall. Next year, 1909, he attended Jan Ciągliński's studio. In 1911–1912, Annenkov moved to Paris to work in the studios of Maurice Denis and Félix Vallotton. In 1913, Annenkov worked in Switzerland. Upon his return to St. Petersburg in 1914, Annenkov mostly contributed to magazines (Satirikon, Teatr i Iskusstvo, Otechestvo) and worked for theatres. Maxim Gorky's fairy-tale book, Samovar, published in 1917 was his first work as a book designer. His recognition as a book illustrator came in the wake of his most known work — designing Alexander Blok's poem, "The Twelve", published in 1918 and gone through three printings within a year. In the next few years Annenkov designed numerous books for Petrograd authors (Mikhail Kuzmin and Aleksey Remizov, to name a few). In 1919 Annenkov designed and staged "First Distiller, or How an Imp Earned a Hunk of Bread", a comedy by Count Lev Tolstoi. Commissioned by the Bolshevik government, Annenkov together with Mstislav Dobuzhinsky, S. Maslovski and A. Kugel, designed and staged the open-air mystery "Liberated Labour Anthem" on 1 May 1920 in Petrograd. Later that year, Annenkov staged and designed another mass show, The Storming of the Winter Palace, part of the October Revolution anniversary celebrations in Palace Square, Petrograd. In 1919-1920 Annenkov made a series of abstract sculptural assemblages and collages, influenced by the Dada movement. 1922 saw his book "Portraits". It contained 80 pictures of the key-figures of Russian art of the time (Gorki, Zamyatin, Remizov, Sologub, Blok, Akhmatova a.o.) made in 1906–1921. The book also included essays by Yevgeny Zamyatin and Mikhail Kuzmin. He joined the Mir Iskusstva. Annenkov left the Soviet in July 1924, first living in Germany and later settling in Paris.He continued to work as an artist and served as a costume designer for motion pictures. He was co-nominated with Rosine Delamare for the Academy Award for Best Costume Design for their work in the film The Earrings of Madame de... (1953). In 1934 he wrote a satyrical novel A Tale of Trivia (Повесть о пустяках) under a pen name B. Temiriasev. The novel takes place between the Russian Revolution and Russian Civil War. Jurij Pavlovič Annenkov, in russo: Юрий Павлович Анненков? (Petropavl, 23 luglio 1890 – Parigi, 12 luglio 1974), è stato un pittore russo. Dal 1911 al 1913 lavorò a Parigi, alle dipendenze di Félix Vallotton. Qui conobbe i giovani pittori Marc Chagall ed Henri Matisse, che lo influenzarono in maniera rilevante. Dopo il ritorno a San Pietroburgo, sviluppò uno stile frammisto di cubismo e realismo. Juri Pawlowitsch Annenkow (russisch Юрий Павлович Анненков; auch: Georges Annenkov; wiss. Transliteration Jurij Pavlovič Annenkov; * 11.jul. / 23. Juli 1889greg. in Petropawlowsk, heute Kasachstan; † 12. Juli 1974 in Paris) war ein russischer Künstler, der für seine Buchillustrationen und Porträts bekannt geworden ist. Er arbeitete auch als Bühnenbildner und Designer für Film und Theater. Ю́рий Па́влович А́нненков (11 [23] июля 1889, Петропавловский Порт, Приморская область — 12 июля 1974, Париж, Франция) — русский и французский живописец и график, художник театра и кино, писатель, театральный критик, поэт, автор мемуаров, заметная фигура русского авангарда. Литературный псевдоним — Борис Темирязев. ユーリイ・アンネンコフ（Ю́рий Па́влович А́нненков, 1889年7月23日 - 1974年7月12日）は、20世紀ロシアの画家、舞台美術家、作家。作家としての異名としてボリス・テミリャーゼフ（Борис Темирязев）。 作家パーヴェル・アンネンコフの息子である。 Jurij Pavlovitj Annenkov, född 23 juli 1889, död 12 juli 1974, var rysk målare, grafiker, konstkritiker och författare. Annenkov tillhörde avantgardistmålarna och var mellan 1911 och 1913 samt från 1925 bosatt Paris. Han var en tekniskt skicklig konstnär med en förkärlek för det groteska. Georges Annenkov (ou Georges Annenkoff ; en russe : Юрий Павлович Анненков, Iouri Pavlovitch Annenkov) est un peintre russe, décorateur de cinéma et costumier, né le 11 juillet 1889 à Petropavlovsk, dans l'Empire russe, et mort le 12 juillet 1974 à Paris 14e. De Friedrich Wilhelm Murnau à Jacques Becker et Alex Joffé, en passant par Max Ophüls, de 1926 à 1966, Georges Annenkov, créateur de costumes, a traversé quarante ans de cinéma européen. Аннєнков Юрій Павлович (рос. Анненков Юрий Павлович; 11 (23) липня 1889 — 12 липня 1974) — російський та французький художник і графік, сценограф, художник кіно, літератор, мемуарист. Прихильник російського мистецького авангарду початку 20 ст. Емігрант. Iuri Pàvlovitx Ànnenkov, rus: Ю́рий Па́влович А́нненков, conegut habitualment com a Georges Annenkov (Petropavlovsk, Kamtxatka, Rússia, 1899 — París, 1974) va ser un creador de vestuaris i decoracions per al cinema, d'origen rus i naturalitzat francès. Va treballar a França amb artistes com Marc Chagall, , F. W. Murnau, Orson Welles, Jean Delannoy, Jean Cocteau. Per a Max Ophüls va treballar a La Ronde (1950) i Lola Montes (1955). Va estar nominat a l'Oscar al millor vestuari per Madame de.... Joeri Pavlovitsj Annenkov (Russisch: Юрий Павлович Анненков) (Petropavl, 24 juli 1889 - Parijs, 12 juli 1974) was een Russisch kunstschilder. Hij maakte ook naam als boekillustrator, decorontwerper en later kostuumontwerper voor films.
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