Born 1903, Vitebsk - died 1941, killed on the Leningrad battlefront.
Painter,
graphic artist, sculptor and theatre designer.
Violin. End of 1910s-beginning of 1920s.
Oil on canvas, 106x70 cm. The Rostov Art
Museum.
Composition. 1919-1920.
Pencil on paper, 16x8.7 cm. Private collection.
Pear. 1926.
Graphite pencil, watercolor, gouache on paper,
23x22.3 cm. The Russian Museum, St.Petersburg.
Orange Milk Jug and Bottle. 1930s.
Oil on canvas, 45.5x33.5 cm. The Russian Museum,
St.Petersburg.
A Boy. 1933.
Pencil on paper, 22.1x19.3 cm. The Russian Museum,
St.Petersburg.
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Sculpture composition. 1937.
Paper, 37.8x27,8 cm.
Still Life. A Coffee-Pot and a Small Jug.
1937-1939.
Oil on canvas, 42x59 cm. The Russian Museum, St.Petersburg.
Reading. 1939.
Indian ink, pen and brush on paper, 21.9x30 cm. The
Russian Museum, St.Petersburg.
Still Life. 1939-1941.
Etching, 12.3x14 cm.
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Cover for children book by A.Vvedensky 'Who?"
1920s. "Detizdat" (Publisher House
of the children literature), Leningrad.
Watercolor and paper-cuttings.
"Who?" by A.Vvedensky. 1920s. Double-spread
illustrations.
Watercolor and paper-cuttings.
"Who?" by
A.Vvedensky. 1920s. Double-spread illustrations.
Watercolor and paper-cuttings.
"Who?"
by A.Vvedensky. 1920s. Double-spread illustrations.
Watercolor and paper-cuttings.
"Who?" by
A.Vvedensky. 1920s. Double-spread illustrations.
Watercolor and paper-cuttings.
"Who?" by A.Vvedensky. 1920s. Double-spread
illustrations.
Watercolor and paper-cuttings.
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Lev Yudin has studied at the High School of Art in Vitebsk (1919-1922) under K.Malevich.
Was a member of the UNOVIS group from 1920.
Together with Malevich, his teacher, he moved to Petrograd (1922).
Yudin was a member of the INKhUK (the Institute of Artistic Culture), and a scientific associate of the formal theoretical department (1923-1924).
In the late 1920s the artist has worked as illustrator of children's books and magazines, and has made a series of sketches for porcelain decoration.
Yudin has taken part in exhibitions of the group in Vitebsk (1920, 1921); the Exhibition Association of New Tendencies in the Art (Petrograd, 1922); Berlin, 1922; the exhibition of paintings of artists all of Tendencies, Petrograd, 1923 and others.
He held a one-man show in Leningrad, 1973.
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