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Graphic artist, painter, designer, inventor, teacher. Husband of Vera Khlebnikova, father of May Miturich-Khlebnikov. Born in the family of an artillery officer called Vasily Miturich in St Petersbur...
Sculptor, painter, graphic artist, theatrical designer, teacher. Elder brother of Naum Gabo. Born as Nota (Anton/Nathan) Pevzner in the family of a Jewish engineer called Berko Pevzner and his wife A...
Painter, graphic artist, sculptor, designer, architect, teacher. Younger brother of Vladimir Stenberg. Born in the family of a Swedish artist called August Stenberg in Moscow (1900). Studied under Vl...
Painter, graphic artist, sculptor, designer, architect, teacher. Elder brother of Georgy Stenberg. Born in the family of a Swedish artist called August Stenberg in Moscow (1899). Studied under Vladim...
Painter, graphic artist, decorator, theatrical designer, illustrator. Great-niece of Russian writer Mikhail Lermontov (1814–1841). Born in the family of Vladimir Lermontov in St Petersburg (1885). St...
Painter, graphic artist, theatrical and poster designer. Born in the family of Ilya Naumov in the village of Zhilkino to the north of Moscow (1899). Studied at the Imperial Stroganov Central School o...
Painter, graphic artist. Born in an unknown place in the family of Nikolai Sannikov (1903). Studied under Kazimir Malevich and Vera Yermolaeva at the Vitebsk School of Art (1919–24). Member of UNOVIS...
Painter, graphic artist. Born in the family of Alexander Feigin in the town of Rechitsa on the River Dnieper in White Russia (1903). Attended grammar school in Warsaw and Moscow (1910s). Member of th...
Painter, graphic artist, teacher, writer on art. Born in Moscow (1887) in the family of French chemist Éphraïm Jean-Baptiste Émile Bailly (1857–1927) and his Russian wife Maria Tsyplakova (1863–1944)...
Painter, engraver. Born in the family of a rich merchant called Pavel Lapin in Moscow (1898). Did not receive a systematic art education. Worked as a tutor at the Buddhist temple in Petrograd (until ...