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Association of Artists of Revolutionary Russia [AKhRR; Rus. Assotsiatsiya Khudozhnikov Revolyutsionnoy Rossii].
Soviet group of artists active in Moscow and Leningrad (now St Petersburg) in 1922–32. It was established in January 1922 by a group of artists, including Aleksandr Grigor’yev (1891–1961), Yevgeny Katsman (1890–1976), Sergey Malyutin and Pavel Radimov (1887–1967), who were inspired by the 47th exhibition of the Peredvizhniki (the Wanderers). It was first called the Association of Artists Studying Revolutionary Life (Assotsiatsiya Khudozhnikov Izuchayushchikh Revolyutsionnyy Byt), then the Society of Artists of Revolutionary Russia (Obshchestvo Khudozhnikov Revolyutsionnoy Rossii) and finally, after the first group exhibition in Moscow in May 1922, the Association of Artists of Revolutionary Russia.
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- Association of Artists of Revolutionary Russia (AKhRR)
- Armenia, §III, 2: Painting, 1828 and after
- Moscow, §II, 3: Art life and organization, after 1917
- Propaganda, §3: After 1900
- Russia, §IV, 3(i): Painting, graphic arts and sculpture, 1917–56
- Russia, §XII, 3: Art of the autonomous regions: The middle Volga region and the Urals
- Sidorov, Aleksey
- members
- Four Arts Society of Artists
- Union of Russian Artists
- Cheptsov, Yefim (Mikhaylovich)
- Fonvizin, Artur (Vladimirovich)
- Gerasimov, Aleksandr (Mikhaylovich)
- Gintsburg, Il'ya (Yakovlevich)
- Grekov, Mitrofan (Borisovich)
- Ioganson, Boris (Vladimirovich)
- Kasatkin, Nikolay (Alekseyevich)
- Lentulov, Aristarkh (Vasil'yevich)
- Malyutin, Sergey (Vasil'yevich)
- Mashkov, Il'ya (Ivanovich)
- Merkurov, Sergey (Dmitriyevich)
- Osmyorkin, Aleksandr (Aleksandrovich)
- Ryangina, Serafima (Vasil'yevna)
- Sokolov-Skalya, Pavel (Petrovich)
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