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Ivan Albertovich Puni

Russian artist
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Also known as: Jean Pougny
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Category: Arts & Culture
Also called:
Jean Pougny
Born:
Feb. 22 [March 5, New Style], 1892, Kuokkala, Fin. [now Repino, Russia]
Died:
Dec. 28, 1956, Paris, France (aged 64)
Movement / Style:
Cubism
Futurism
Suprematism
avant-garde
Cubo-Futurism
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Ivan Albertovich Puni (born Feb. 22 [March 5, New Style], 1892, Kuokkala, Fin. [now Repino, Russia]—died Dec. 28, 1956, Paris, France) Russian painter and graphic artist who actively furthered the early (prewar) development of the Russian avant-garde. The son of a cellist and grandson of the renowned composer Tsezar Puni (1802–70, originally Cesare Pugni from Italy), Ivan Puni was exposed to music and art at home, but at his father’s insistence he entered a military academy. He shunned a military career, however, and took private lessons in drawing with Ilya Repin in St. Petersburg, and by 1909 Puni was already ...(100 of 438 words)

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