SECOND PERIOD
1913 - 1928
After leaving St. Petersburg in c. 1923
Kalmakoff lived in the Baltic countries, then the Riviera
and possibly Brussels before settling in Paris in 1925
During this period of wandering he produced many of his best works:
some paintings were erotic, others misogynist; many were self portraits.
This culminated in his design of the Chapelle Fortin.

St. Eugenie Series
Heavenly Wrath - 1915
lithograph

St. Eugenie Series
Evening Light - 1915
lithograph

St. Eugenie Series
The Sleeping City - 1915
lithograph

St. Eugenie Series
Paradise - 1915
lithograph

Fallen Angel - 1913
gouache and sanguine

Seraphim - 1915
lithograph

Monkeys - 1915
gouache

Leda and the Swan - 1917
pastel

The Wrath of War - 1917

The Wife of Satan - 1919
gouache

The Amazons - undated

The Apparition - undated

The Victim - undated

Self Portrait as
John the Baptist - 1921

Woman, Buddha and Monster - 1921
watercolour

Crown of Thorns - 1922 oil

Narcissus - 1922
oil

Mythic Scene - 1923
watercolour

The Wedding Couple - 1922

Gateway to Dreams - 1922

Self Portrait
as Louis XIV - 1923

Self Portrait
with a Black Woman - c. 1923

Satan - 1923

Self Portrait - 1924

The Chalice - 1924
gouache

The Mysterious Trumpet Blast - 1924

Medusa - 1924
gouache

Self Portrait
as Adonis - c. 1924

Woman and Buddha - 1924
watercolour

Celestial Fanfare - 1925?

Pas de Deux - 1925

Two Women and a Stag - 1925
oil

Astarte - 1926

The Sphinx - 1926

Chapelle Fortin:
Monster
with sword
- 1927
oil

Chapelle Fortin:
Monster
with tail
- 1927
oil

Chapelle Fortin:
The Triumph
of Man
- 1927
oil

Chapelle Fortin:
Primate
- 1927
oil

Chapelle Fortin:
Warrior
- 1927
oil

Chapelle Fortin:
Minotaur - 1924 (?)
oil

Chapelle Fortin:
Inca King I
oil

Chapelle Fortin:
Inca King II
oil

Chapelle Fortin:
Pharaoh - 1927
oil

Chapelle Fortin:
Rat with a Mouthful of Gold - 1927

Amphitrite - 1927
oil

Puss n’ Boots - 1927
pastel and watercolour

Household Spirits - 1927
oil

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