The portrait of Alexander Scriabin was made by Wladimir Baranoff-Rossiné in the early 1900s and contains the composer’s autograph: “Alexander Scriabin. Musician of colours.” The portrait was discovered in the archive of the artist’s son Dmitry Baranoff-Rossiné in Paris and was first described by Bulat Galeev in the Kazan magazine (2000, No. 4). A copy of the portrait is kept in the Alexander Scriabin Memorial Museum (State Catalog Number: 25210980).
Links to Third-Party Publications:
Galeev B. M. Find in Paris (about the unknown meeting of V. Baranov-Rossin with Alexander Scriabin) // Kazan. 2000. No. 4. pp. 59–64.
