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Maurice Golubov
American Painter (1905-1987)
Artwork
Abstractions
1920’s abstractions
1930’s abstractions
1940’s abstractions
1950’s abstractions
1960’s abstractions
1970’s abstractions
1980’s abstractions
Figures
1920’s figures
1930’s figures
1940’s figures
1950’s figures
1960’s figures
1970’s figures
Miniatures
Available Works
About
In His Own Words
The Fourth Dimension
Media
Essays
A Chronology – By Daniel Cameron
Some Motifs in Maurice Golubov’s Life and Work – By John Yau
Expanded Spaces: The Paintings of Maurice Golubov
Interviews
All That Light Was Myself – By Greta Berman
Publications
Tree of Modern Art – By Ad Reinhardt
Modern Masters – From the Smithsonian American Art Museum
Reviews
Art: Maurice Golubov – By Vivien Raynor
Artnews Article
From Russia With Golubov – By John Ashbery
Exhibitions
Current Exhibitions
Exhibition History
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Miniature Artworks On Paper
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Artwork
Abstractions
1920’s abstractions
1930’s abstractions
1940’s abstractions
1950’s abstractions
1960’s abstractions
1970’s abstractions
1980’s abstractions
Figures
1920’s figures
1930’s figures
1940’s figures
1950’s figures
1960’s figures
1970’s figures
Miniatures
Available Works
About
In His Own Words
The Fourth Dimension
Media
Essays
A Chronology – By Daniel Cameron
Some Motifs in Maurice Golubov’s Life and Work – By John Yau
Expanded Spaces: The Paintings of Maurice Golubov
Interviews
All That Light Was Myself – By Greta Berman
Publications
Tree of Modern Art – By Ad Reinhardt
Modern Masters – From the Smithsonian American Art Museum
Reviews
Art: Maurice Golubov – By Vivien Raynor
Artnews Article
From Russia With Golubov – By John Ashbery
Exhibitions
Current Exhibitions
Exhibition History
Available Works
Miniature Artworks On Paper
Small Artworks On Paper
Search for:
0
Untitled Figures 1941 (1)
1941
Tempera – Paper
29″ x 21″
Untitled Figures 1941 (1)
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Untitled Figures 1940 (3)
Untitled Figures 1941 (2)
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