Ten sketches by Ten Soviet , Russian and Ukrainian artists.
(actually artists there prefer to name this sort of painting - etude ( expression in the music ). I think it make sense because for them painting like a music...)
Gavrill Malysh. 1965
Alexei Borodin. 1960th
Dmitry Motov. 2000
Alexandr Poltev. 1950th
A. Lukashuk. 2000
Alexander Pushnin. 1950th
Irina Melikhova. 2008
Yuri Shatokhin. 2003
Sergey Kovalenko. 2008
Alexei Kamenev. 2009
Love the top piece (Malysh)-- great atmosphere. I wrote to you once before, but wanted to again express my gratitude for your blog and your dedication to Russian/Soviet Impressionism. This genre of painting is a huge influence on my work here in Oregon, USA. I wish I could visit you sometime and paint together. We have a 7 year daughter who is showing real talent in drawing and my wife is a musician, so we are an artist family. Anyway, it's good to be able to share -- please keep up the inspiring posts.
ReplyDeleteBest wishes to you and your family.
Eric thank you for your patience to Russian art. I have seen your web page and want to say that I love how you painting and especially your figurative scenes.
DeleteWe will have exhibition in Boise Idaho in 6 december called "realistic painting without border". It is exhibition of Russian ukrainian and american artists.I will publish poster. thank you again and I would love to stay in touch via e-mail.
Hi Akhmed -- I hope you're doing well and enjoying the season. I have been enjoying your posts, please keep up the great work!
ReplyDeleteSincerely,
Eric Bowman