Born 1900, Chernigov - Died 1982, Leningrad
Painter, graphic artist, porcelain designer, designer and monumentalist
Paintings Biography
Paintings
Still Life with Wine Glasses. 1924. 
Oil on canvas, 46x38 cm.
The Russian Museum, St.Petersburg. Received in 1990 from N. Suetina, St. Petersburg.
A Woman from Pskov. 1930s.
Oil on canvas, 60x48 cm.
The Russian Museum, St.Petersburg. Received in 1981 from the Artist (St. Petersburg).
With K.Malevich. Sketch of Wall Painting Solution in the GOSNARDOM Theatre of Musical Comedy. 1931.
Gouach, graphite pencil on paper, 31x63 cm.
The Russian Museum, St.Petersburg.
With K.Malevich. Sketch of Arch Covering in the GOSNARDOM Iron Hall. 1931.
Gouach on paper, 31x63 cm.
The Russian Museum, St.Petersburg.
With K.Malevich. Sketch of Stairwell Painting of the Iron Stairs in the Red Theatre. 1931.
Gouach, graphite pencil on paper, 64x44 cm.
The Gmurzhinski Gallery, Koln.
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Figure by a Color Column. 1932-1934.
Oil on canvas, 59.5x48 cm.
The Tretyakov Gallery, Moscow.
Three Figures. 1932-1934.
Oil on canvas, 70.5x60 cm.
The Russian Museum, St.Petersburg. Received in 1989 from N. Suetina, St. Petersburg.
A Woman with a Vase. 1932-1934.
Oil on canvas, 100 x63 cm.
The Russian Museum, St.Petersburg. Received in 1989 from N. Suetina, St. Petersburg.
Three Female Figures. 1932-1934.
Oil on canvas, 79x53 cm.
The Russian Museum, St.Petersburg. Received in 1989 from N. Suetina, St. Petersburg..
Apostles Peter and Paul. 1933.
Oil on canvas, 46x60 cm.
The Moscow Art Center.
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Biography:
Anna Leporskaya has studied at the Art College in Pskov (1918-1922), at the Academy of Arts - VKhUTEIN (the High Artistic-Technical Institute) in Petrograd-Leningrad (1922-1925), and in addition she has studied and worked at the GINKhUK (the State Institute of the Artistic Culture) in Leningrad (1925-1926), under K.Malevich.
She was a Member of the UNOVIS group.
From 1927 the artist has participated in exhibitions.
From 1942 she worked as a painter and sculptor at the Leningrad Lomonossov Porcelain Factory.