Nikolai Kulbin Products

Sea Sight, Nikolai Kulbin
Sea Sight by Nikolai Kulbin, a Futurist marine view in diluted cobalt and grey-green. Water rendered as motion. A canvas edition built for rooms that get changing light. Read more...
Sea Sight, Nikolai Kulbin
Sea Sight by Nikolai Kulbin, a marine study in washed cobalt and grey-green. Water in motion before the eye finds a horizon. A cool, quiet presence for a lit room. Read more...
The Artists, Nikolai Kulbin
A knot of makers caught mid-gesture, drawn in angular ink and muted wash. On a wall it reads as a room full of argument, held still. Read more...
Flowers, Nikolai Kulbin
Flowers by Nikolai Kulbin, a watercolor floral study from the Russian avant garde. Loose reds and yellows on canvas, uncorrected, alive at dusk and first thing in the morning. Read more...
The Artists, Nikolai Kulbin
Nikolai Kulbin's The Artists gathers a crowd of makers mid-conversation. A fine art edition that brings argument, warmth and late-evening energy into a room. Read more...
Flowers, Nikolai Kulbin
Flowers by Nikolai Kulbin, a loose watercolor from the Russian avant garde. Madder red and chrome yellow petals, wet into wet, held in a slim frame. A small painting that... Read more...
Portrait of Vsevolod Meyerhold, Nikolai Kulbin
Nikolai Kulbin draws Vsevolod Meyerhold in a few urgent, angular strokes. A portrait of theatre in motion, rendered in ink and bare paper, at home in a quiet room. Read more...
Portrait of F.T.Marinetti, Nikolai Kulbin
Nikolai Kulbin's portrait of F.T. Marinetti, drawn in quick pen lines and violet wash. A restless face for a study wall, best seen in low evening light. Read more...
Portrait of Vsevolod Meyerhold, Nikolai Kulbin
Nikolai Kulbin draws Vsevolod Meyerhold in a few urgent strokes, the director caught mid-thought. On a wall it reads instantly, from across the room or at arm's length. Read more...
Portrait of F.T.Marinetti, Nikolai Kulbin
Nikolai Kulbin's portrait of F.T. Marinetti, drawn in restless pen and washed in ochre and violet. A face built from speed, kept alive by every line left open. Read more...