Filipp Andreevich Malyavin (1869–1940)
A peasant girl, 1903
Oil on canvas, 206×115 cm

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Filipp Andreevich Malyavin (1869–1940)
A peasant girl, 1903
Oil on canvas, 206×115 cm
Filipp Malyavin - Self-portrait, 1927 [***]
“Девка“ Ф.Малявин (1903)
Filipp Malyavin
Вихрь, 1906
Whirlwind Style: Art Nouveau (Modern) Tretyakov Gallery, Moscow, Russia
Height: 224.5 cm (88.3 in) ; Width: 414.5 cm (13.5 ft)
"Laugh", painting by Filipp Malyavin
Russian vintage postcard
Philip Malyavin. Painting Whirlwind, 1906Painting “Whirlwind” by Philip Andreevich Malyavin is an inspired hymn to the beauty and strength of character of Russian peasant women Whirlwind - a painting that Philip Andreevich Malyavin presented to the public at the exhibition "World of Art" in 1906. The riot of colors captivates the viewer and, like a whirlpool, draws him into the ongoing action. On a green meadow, depicted rather conventionally, five peasant women are dancing. They are not embarrassed by a sudden gust of wind that lifts the hems of sundresses.
Though the Russian painter Filipp Malyavin is more known for his red paintings of peasant women, I really like two of his women’s portraits, this being one of them.
Very lively and intense.
And I really enjoy the light here - as if she stands right in front of you.
To read more about Malyavin: Wikipedia
To take a look at his artworks: WikiArt
Peasant Women, Filipp Malyavin, 1905