- Title Pages
- Dedication
- List of Illustrations
- Preface and Acknowledgments
- Abbreviations
- Frontispiece
-
1 Childhood in a Troubled Land, 1896–1914 -
2 “The Ineptitude of Command,” 1915–1921 -
3 Wandering Russians, 1921–1925 -
4 “The Best Pupil in the Class,” 1925–1929 -
5 “Under Rivera’s Guidance,” 1929–1931 -
6 “Perhaps the Most Gifted of the Local Muralists,” 1931–1935 -
7 King of Parilia, 1935–1941 -
8 Art, Politics, and War, 1941–1945 -
9 DETCOM and COMSAB, 1945–1953 -
10 “An Unwanted Guest in America,” 1953–1961 -
11 “I Am Home,” 1962–1979 -
Appendix Arnautoff’s Public Murals - Selected Sources
- Index
- Index
- The Working Class in American History
- Production Credits
Wandering Russians, 1921–1925
Wandering Russians, 1921–1925
- Chapter:
- (p.34) 3 Wandering Russians, 1921–1925
- Source:
- Victor Arnautoff and the Politics of Art
- Author(s):
Robert W. Cherny
- Publisher:
- University of Illinois Press
Unable to return to Russia because of his White army service, Arnautoff spent 1921-1925 in northeastern China. He lived hand-to-mouth while studying at the Lotus Art School in Harbin, then took a job with the cavalry of Zhang Zoulin, the local warlord, in Mukden. He met and married Lydia Blonsky, daughter of another White army refugee.
Keywords: Harbin, Mukden, warlord era (China), Zhang Zoulin
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- Title Pages
- Dedication
- List of Illustrations
- Preface and Acknowledgments
- Abbreviations
- Frontispiece
-
1 Childhood in a Troubled Land, 1896–1914 -
2 “The Ineptitude of Command,” 1915–1921 -
3 Wandering Russians, 1921–1925 -
4 “The Best Pupil in the Class,” 1925–1929 -
5 “Under Rivera’s Guidance,” 1929–1931 -
6 “Perhaps the Most Gifted of the Local Muralists,” 1931–1935 -
7 King of Parilia, 1935–1941 -
8 Art, Politics, and War, 1941–1945 -
9 DETCOM and COMSAB, 1945–1953 -
10 “An Unwanted Guest in America,” 1953–1961 -
11 “I Am Home,” 1962–1979 -
Appendix Arnautoff’s Public Murals - Selected Sources
- Index
- Index
- The Working Class in American History
- Production Credits
