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Bathing the Red Horse

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  • Petrov-Vodkin, Kuzma Sergeyevich: Bathing the Red Horse
    Kuzma Petrov-Vodkin

    …Group, he presented his painting Bathing the Red Horse (1912), which immediately became famous. His peers saw it on one hand as being “a hymn to Apollo” and on the other as a presaging of a future cataclysm and renewal of the world. (World War I was to break out…

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    …Group, he presented his painting Bathing the Red Horse (1912), which immediately became famous. His peers saw it on one hand as being “a hymn to Apollo” and on the other as a presaging of a future cataclysm and renewal of the world. (World War I was to break out…

    Read More