In 1913, Marevna began working in Diego’s studio. Here she worked on the principals of cubism and would sit and watch him discuss his constructivist principals.


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Marie Vorobieff Marevna, Russian 1892-1984


‘Atelier de Rivera- Constructivisme, 1916’;


black ink and pencil on paper, titled in ink and dated 1916 in pencil, signed in pencil on the reverse, 22 x 20.5cm (unframed)


Note: This picture depicts Moïse Kisling, Pablo Picasso, Marevna and two other men.


£300 - 500* 73


Marie Vorobieff Marevna, Russian 1892-1984


‘Atelier de Rivera’;


blue ink, with later additions of black crayon and blue pen, on tracing paper, titled and inscribed ‘Atelier’ in blue ink 21 x 25.5cm (unframed)


Note: Diego Rivera is presenting one of his cubist paintings of a woman. It is likely it is Rivera’s Portrait of Marevna, 1917, which is held at the Art Institute of Chicago.


(Accompanied with this lot is a reproduction print of this artwork).


£200 - 300* 74


Marie Vorobieff Marevna, Russian 1892-1984


‘Des artistes...Chez Rivera, 1917’ (recto), Studies of a man (verso);


pen and purple ink over pencil on tracing paper, signed in pencil, dated and titled in purple ink (recto); brown marker and purple marker on tracing paper (verso), 13 x 20cm (unframed)


£100 - 150* 73


Reproduction print of Diego Rivera, ‘Portrait of Marevna,’ 1917


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* plus Buyer’s Premium 25% + VAT (30% inclusive of VAT) ARR - indicates an additional charge may apply, see information on page 2.


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