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Sergey Yurievich Sudeikin, also
known as
Serge Soudeikine (19
March 1882 in
Smolensk – 12
August 1946 in Nyack, New York), was a
Russian artist and set-designer...
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Stravinsky met Vera
Sudeikin in
Paris in
February 1921,
while she was
married to the
painter and
stage designer Serge Sudeikin, and they
began an affair...
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Alexandria to modern-day Petersburg." In 1908 he was
living with
Sergei Sudeikin and his
first wife Olga Glebova, whom he had
married just the year before;...
- Matveev,
Nikolai Ryabushinsky,
Nikolai Sapunov,
Martiros Saryan,
Serge Sudeikin and Petr Utkin.
Their style was
inspired by the
Russian Impressionist,...
- She was a
dancer and the wife of the
painter and
stage designer Serge Sudeikin.
Stravinsky was then
married to his
cousin Yekaterina Nosenko and had four...
- to be
performed four
times a day. Van
Schmus subsequently hired Serge Sudeikin,
Albert Johnson, and
Boris Aronson as the theater's art directors, under...
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included her
friend Chaliapin, the
Ballets Russes, and the
artist Serge Sudeikin. As a divorcée, however,
Natalia was
often excluded from
invitations to...
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Gudiashvili and
David Kakabadze, as well as
theatre set
designer Serge Sudeikin, who is
known for his work for the
Ballets Russes and the Metropolitan...
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restorators (Igor Grabar), and
scenic designers (Nicholas Roerich,
Serge Sudeikin). In 1910
Benois published a
critical article in the
magazine Rech' about...
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financier and
embezzler Serge Stresser (born 1953),
French weightlifter Serge Sudeikin (1882–1946),
Russian artist and set-designer ****ociated with the Ballets...
