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The artist Aleksandra Belcova was born in the small Russian town of Surazh in 1892 but spent the most part of her life in Latvia. In 1919 she came to Riga to marry the Latvian artist Romans Suta and stayed in her second homeland till her death in 1981. Belcova's name is mentioned in Latvian art history not just in relation to Romans Suta but as an artist in her own right. Belcova was an outstanding...
The article presents Romans Suta and Aleksandra Belcova Museum arranged in the former apartment of these modernist artists, ranked among the leading figures of interwar period Latvian art; their daughter, art historian Tatjana Suta (1923-2004) had preserved her parents' artistic legacy through the difficult Soviet times.
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