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Signed top right “N. Fechin”.
Sizes:
Frame: 51.5 × 40 cm | 20 × 15 in
Artwork: 35 × 23 cm | 14 × 9 in
Step into the world of timeless artistry with Nicolai Fechin’s “Girl with White Scarf,” a poignant masterpiece by the celebrated Russian-American painter renowned for his expressive brushwork and emotional depth. This evocative portrait captures a fleeting moment of innocence and beauty, brought to life with Fechin’s unparalleled technique and artistic vision.
Rendered in oil on canvas, this classic medium exudes richness, capturing Fechin’s mastery of light, shadow, and movement with extraordinary precision, making a significant contribution to American art. The painting is elegantly presented in a vintage gold frame, enhancing its sophistication and making it ready for display in any refined space.
The rarity of “Girl with White Scarf” lies in its intimate composition, likely painted from life. Fechin’s journey as an artist began at the Art School of Kazan, where he enrolled at the age of thirteen, laying the foundation for his exceptional skills. He later graduated with high honors from the Imperial Academy of Arts in St. Petersburg, which significantly influenced his artistic development. Every detail speaks to Fechin’s genius as a master of light and emotion, making this artwork both historically significant and highly sought after.
To own Nicolai Fechin’s “Girl with White Scarf” is to invite an enduring dialogue between art, emotion, and history into your collection. This masterpiece is more than a painting; it is an heirloom, an investment, and a celebration of beauty that transcends time.
Elevate your collection with this remarkable treasure today, and become the custodian of a story that will inspire for generations to come.
Private Collection, Germany.
Good vintage condition with some signs of wear. Framed.
Nicolai Fechin, born in 1881 in Kazan, Russia, was a visionary Russian-American painter and sculptor renowned for his dynamic brushwork, rich color palette, and emotionally charged portraits. His early artistic training at the Imperial Academy of Arts in Saint Petersburg shaped his ability to blend academic precision with a loose, impressionistic style. Fechin’s early works, often inspired by Russian peasant life, displayed a raw, textural quality that set him apart from his contemporaries.
In 1923, Fechin immigrated to the United States, settling in Taos, New Mexico, where he found inspiration in the landscapes and indigenous cultures of the American Southwest. His paintings from this period, such as Taos Girl and Indian Head, showcased his remarkable ability to capture both the physical likeness and inner essence of his subjects. His technique, characterized by thick, impasto strokes and a fusion of realism and abstraction, became a defining element of his artistic legacy.
Beyond painting, Fechin was also an accomplished sculptor and architect, designing his own adobe-style home in Taos, which remains a historic landmark today. His influence continues to resonate in the art world, bridging Russian academic traditions with the vibrant energy of modern impressionism.
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