An oil avant garde painting on canvas by David Burliuk. Painted in the first half of the 20th century in Burliuks recognizable style using bright colors and dense textures, the painting depicts a genre scene in a Russian village with a man smoking by a fence, a woman carrying buckets of water from a well, birds and a green horse. Signed by the artist lower in the middle. Framed. David Burliuk, 1882 to 1967, was a Russian avant garde artist and poet. He studied painting at the best European schools and was one of the leaders of the avant garde movement. Participated in Russian and international art associations Jack of Diamonds, Donkeys Tail, and Blue Rider. He published poetry collections together with Velimir Khlebnikov and Vladimir Mayakovsky. Organized exhibitions of Russian avant garde in Japan and became famous for his talent in the USA. His works are exhibited in many of the worlds largest museums. Russian Avant Garde Painting, Fine Art For Collectors.

Dimensions: Frame 24 1/2 x 20 1/2 in. Canvas 16 x 12 in. All measurements are approximate.