THIRD PERIOD
1928 - 1955
Kalmakoff lived the last twenty-seven years of his life
at the hotel de la rue la Rochefoucault in Paris.
Very few works remain from this period.
Still, a new style emerges - more epic and monumental.
Strangely, we also find religious cards and even Nazi propaganda,
which the artist did to rescue himself from dire poverty.
Nothing remains from the last seven years of his life,
which were spent in a 'home for the poor and elderly'.

The Negresse
- 1929

Self Portrait - 1929
drawing

Salome Sphinx - 1928
gouache

Chapel Dedicated
to Joan of Arc:
Joan at the Stake - 1931
Preparatory drawing

Chapel Dedicated
to Joan of Arc:
Joan Before her Judges - c. 1931
oil, unfinished

Chapel Dedicated to Joan of Arc:
The Triumph of Joan of Arc - 1930
oil

Emmanuel Clad in Iron - 1935
gouache

Neptune - 1936
oil

The Darkness - undated
oil

Angel of the Abyss - undated
oil

The Women’s Den - 1940
gouache

Grapes - 1943
oil

CURIOUS KALMAKOFFS

24th February 1918
The Declaration of Estonian Independence
- 1921

Religious card:
The Blessed Gemma and Her Angel
- c. 1934

Religious card:
Christ Child in the Sheep’s Fold
- 1934

Nazi propaganda:
The Soldier and his Girl - 1941
pen and ink

QUESTIONABLE KALMAKOFFS
- FORGERIES? -

Diana in Her Bath - 1935
oil

Two Seahorses - 1947
watercolour

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