Mikhail Larionov, one of the founders of the Russian avant-garde, entered the world history of fine art as the author of his own theory of painting called

Mikhail Fedorovich Larionov was born in the county town of Tiraspol, which was then a part of the Kherson province of the Russian Empire, and was…

Mikhail Larionov received an art education at two of the listed educational institutions, namely:

In the early period of his creative career, Mikhail Larionov worked in the style of late Impressionism. Three factors influenced this choice. Which statement is wrong?

After participating in the Paris Autumn Salon of 1906, Mikhail Larionov became interested in Fauvism and Primitivism. Who was his main idol at that time?

In the period from 1908 to 1911, Larionov became a significant figure in the cultural life of the country. Which of the following facts should be excluded as irrelevant regarding that time?

After two series of paintings with vividly presented primitive objectivity, the artist came close to simplifying the depicted and abstraction. Those series are called

Trying to introduce the latest trends to his compatriots, Larionov invited European artists to Moscow exhibitions. Who did NOT participate in them?

Very active by nature, Mikhail Larionov became an organizer of creative associations of innovative artists and exhibitions of their works. What is superfluous?

What was the name of the exhibition organised by Larionov, where works of brilliant self-taught artist Niko Pirosmanishvili were first presented?

Mikhail Larionov exhibited his first picture in the new style of rayonism at the Moscow Society of Free Aesthetics. The name of that famous canvas was…

The theory of “rayonism”, developed by Larionov, became one of the first examples of abstract (non-objective) art. Which artists actively used it in their works?

Another supporter of the ideas of Mikhail Larionov, who for some time used the methods of rayonism, created “Portrait of N. Goncharova and M. Larionov” in 1913. Who was that?

In 1914 and during World War I, three important events took place in the life of Mikhail Larionov. Choose a wrong statement.

In the Parisian period of his life and work, Mikhail Larionov was actively involved in the design of performances. What performance did he have nothing to do with?

By the rapid change of stages in the work of Larionov, the dynamism of the assimilation of innovative trends in Russia can be traced. Which style should be excluded?

M. Larionov and N. Goncharova organized what was then called performance art, and later body art. What was NOT offered to visitors of such events?

M. Larionov perfectly fit into the circle of Parisian bohemia and made friends with poet G. Apollinaire, writer Jean Cocteau and such artists as…

At the very beginning of the 1920s, Mikhail Larionov illustrated the publication of two outstanding literary works, namely:

Which statement does not apply to the facts of Mikhail Larionov’s personal biography?

In the late period, the activity of Larionov as an artist decreased, but he created still lifes excellent in luminosity; one of them is called…