Maria Siniakova
Maria Siniakova was an artist active in the graphic arts and literary illustration fields during the early 20th century, with a documented period of activity spanning 1914 to 1927. Her artistic output, as represented in museum collections, focuses heavily on the illustrated book format.
Database records indicate fifteen works by the artist held in institutional collections, consisting of fourteen illustrated books and one drawing. Siniakova’s work is known for textual collaborations, evidenced by titles such as Zor (Vision), Letorei. Kniga stikhov (Summer Soarer: Book of Verse), and Buben. Stikhi (Tambourine: Verse). Other significant documented works include the illustrated poem Tavro vzdokhov. Poema (Brand of Sighs: A Poem).
The verifiable significance of Maria Siniakova’s contributions is established through representation in major international institutions, including the collection of the Museum of Modern Art. Her graphic works and associated Maria Siniakova prints are often utilized today for study. With the age of the material, many of these works are considered public domain, allowing for the reproduction of high-quality prints suitable for academic and private collections.
