Russian poet in Siberia 1918

"Russian Poet in Siberia" is a portrait created by David Burliuk, a prominent figure in the Russian avant-garde, in 1918. The painting reflects the artist's Cubist style, characterized by geometric shapes and fragmented forms. This work captures the essence of a Russian poet, likely a subject of the Russian Revolution, through bold colors and dramatic composition, highlighting the turbulent times of the era. The piece is considered a striking example of Burliuk's unique artistic voice and the evolving landscape of Russian art during the early 20th century.