Artists
In this section you can learn more about each of the artists - their background, education, participation in catalogues and exhibitions, find their personal internet sites and see all their paitings presented in our collection. The artists are listed in alphabetical order, which you can switch either A-Z or Z-A.
You can also use the filter in the left part of the page to sort the artists by style and/or by participation in our exhibitions.
Modern Russian Painters
http://www.anikonov.ru
Anikonov's painting features laconic and clear thought. Having avoided attachment to subjects, the artist is conscious in evading details and relations between them. Form and colour, the state of objects as well as the balance of the inner and the outer are essential for him.
http://www.belov-art.ru
Graduated from Krasnodar Art College in 1990 and and got his Diploma in monumental painting of the Surikov State Academic Art Institute in Moscow in 1998.
Member of the International Art Fund (since 2001).
Member of Moscow Union of Artists (since 2004).
Born in Berdychiv, Zhytomyr region of the Ukrainian SSR. Died in Moscow.
Educated in the Moscow Artistic Education House for Soviet Region Children (1937–1941), worked in the All-Union Central Council of Trade Unions studio of Konstantin Yuon (1944–1945).
Graduated from the Moscow Regional College of Fine Art (nowadays the Moscow State Academic Art College in Memory of the 1905 Revolution) (1947).
Member of the Artists’ Union of the USSR (1959).
1956 (Moscow) - present.
Master of context in impressionistic landscape and still life. A pictorial phrase for this artist is determinative in perception of elusive time; details are not a goal, but a landmark in an effluence of light he can touch, mood or, precisely, impression is just an echoes, the sound phrases of the environment, in which artist is a story writer, composing novels about Russian province.
Lived in Albania (1956 – 1961). Since 1961 has been living in Russia.
Member of the Graphic Artists’ Professional Union of Moscow (1984).
Member of the UNESCO’s International Artists’ Federation (1989).
Member of the Artists’ Union of Moscow (2009).
https://vitaliermolaev.jimdofree.com
Vitaly Ermolaev is one of the brightest examples of gallant art at the end of the 20th and beginning of 21st centuries.
He creates his own world, continuing interrupted traditions, but not symbolically or nostalgically, but hedonistically and ironically. Carnival, elegant celebrations and artistry of life, the ability to “direct” amusements are what brought the artist and poets of the Order of Courtly Mannerists together. The capital’s architectural landscapes, which are so attractive for a painter, are filled with grotesque characters fully in the artist’s style, playing simple scenes in the foreground. And all of this sweet bustle is covered by the eternal beauty of architectural masterpieces, from both old and Stalin-era Moscow.
http://art-evsin.narod.ru
Graduated from Serov Leningrad Art School (1987).
Worked at the V.I. Reichet studio of the I.E. Repin Institute (1988-89).
Painter, graphic artist.
Graduated from the Moscow Art School in 1976. Continued his studies at the Surikov Moscow State Art Institute, at the Faculty of Graphics, Department of Book Illustration, which he mastered under the guidance of the famous master B.A. Dekhterev. In 1984, he graduated with a degree in Graphics and Composition. The first creative steps of the artist were associated with the publishing house "Children's Literature". Then he worked on orders from the USSR Academy of Arts, a number of domestic and foreign publishing houses, including: «Russian Word», «Mechanical Engineering», «AST», «Montessori Korea Co.», «White City», «Exmo», etc.
https://www.kasakov.at
Graduated from the Moscow Art Secondary School (1978) and the Surikov Moscow State Art Institute, Easel Painting Department (1985).
Member of the Artists’ Union of the USSR (the Artists’ Union of Moscow) (1986).
Member of the Artists’ Union of Carinthia (Austria) (1996).
People's Artist of USSR (1994).
Since 1950 taught at the Institute of V.I.Surikov and in 1970 received his rank of professor.
His works belong to the Tretyakov State Gallery, the Russian State Museum and the largest art museums of the former USSR.
...I wish my works would give a feeling of joy from a meeting - of one man with another, of one creation with another creation...
Graduated from Ufa State Institute of Arts (1978).
Had a study course in St. Petersburg Academy of Arts (1979).
Member of Russia Union of Artists (1980).
Honored Art Worker of the Russian Federation (1998).
... In painting, particularly in a landscape and still-life, the most important for me is the mood, and if it passes to the audience - it is a great luck and joy for me...
Graduated from the V.I. Surikov Art Institute in Moscow, branch of book (1954).
Honored Art Worker of the Russian Federation (1995).
People's Artist of Russia (2007).
...Pictorial language is changing - I am changing as well. Each painting of mine is a specific mental and emotional state. As far as I am concerned, completeness of a painting is an impromptu - unpredictable and sometimes ironic. It is like a pulled bow string...
Graduated from the I.E. Repin Institute (B.V. Johanneson workshop) attached to the USSR Academy of Arts (1956).
Honored Artist of Russia (2006).
Member of the Artists’ Union of Moscow (1965).
http://lesokhina.ru
1994–1999 – studied at the State Household and Services Academy, Department of Decorative and Applied Arts and Design.
1997–1999 – worked as an illustrator at the publishing house "Bilingua".
Since 1999 – a professor of Drawing and Painting at The Institute of International Communication "Bilingua".
Since 2000 – a teacher of Painting at Sergey Andriyaka Water-Colour School – Moscow state specialized art school with a museum and an exhibition hall.
http://www.mishalevin.com
"My work has engaged issues of identity, intimacy and mortality. I use painting as a means to orientate my position within contemporary culture. <…> I want to reflect the ongoing contemporary preoccupation with mass-produced and consumer driven images and the difficulty of reconciling one’s individuality with this constant input of images and ideas from the outside, media-dominated world. I very much feel that such images have created a modern paradigm or tradition which many in society find inescapable. For me, painting is imperative as a means of challenging traditional expectations, representation and perception".
The fusion of impressionism and realism in Russian school of painting has become a benchmark for Andrey Lyssenko, defining notional and plastic coordinates in his art. One of the major lines of this trend is active presence, where interpretation is closely connected with his creative attitude in religion and history-oriented works, and where in still-life and landscape the artist is in pursuit of harmony between nature and man, color and light.
Studied in Surikov Moscow State Academic Art Institute of the Russian Academy of Arts.
Andrey goes on creative journeys around the West Europe and Canada after his graduation (1998).
Member of the Union of Artists of Russia (1999).
Paintings of this artist could be found in many Russian museums: "Tret'jakov" State Gallery, Moscow; State History Museum, Moscow; Museum of the Revolution, Moscow; PVO Museum, Moscow; Museum of Figurative Arts of Krasnodar; Gallery of Sal'sk; Museum of Arts of Tomsk; Museum of Abramzewo; Museum of Arts of Samara; Museum of Arts of Brjansk. His works are also kept in museums, galleries and private collections in Austria, Great Britain, USA, Australia, Belgium, Germany, Holland, Italy, Ireland, Canada, Russia, France and Japan.
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