*** ABOUT THIS PAINTING *** * TITLE: "Autumn" * ARTISTS: Zhezher Anatoly Mikhailovich * SIZE: 60x70 cm/'27.55x27.55 inches', frame size: 73x84 cm/'28.74x33.07 inches' * MEDIUM: oil, canvas * HAND PAINTED: Original painting from our collection * CONDITION: we tried to convey the maximum information with the help of photos about this product * This painting presented in our catalog
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About the artist: Born on December 5, 1937, in the city of Dneprodzerzhinsk. He graduated from the Dnepropetrovsk State Art College (1961). Painter. The author of the expression on the composition of thematic paintings and lyrical landscapes. Member of the National Union of Artists of Ukraine (1978). He worked as a designer in Dnepropetrovsk: at the advertising plant "Ukrtorgmontazh" (1959); at an advertising product factory (1963); teacher of the Rivne children's art school (1965); at the Dnepropetrovsk art - production plant (1973-1989). Among the students - L. Antonyuk. Participated in exhibitions: regional, republican (since 1960). Personal exhibitions - in Dnepropetrovsk (1996, 2007). Major works: “Autumn warm day” (1969), “Portrait of a young teacher” (1973), “In the native land” (1975), “Carpathian landscape” (1975), “Sower”, “Hunting more than captivity” (1967) , “Mistress of the fields” (1968), “Young teacher” (1973), “Carpathian landscape” (1975), “KrAZ (at the construction of the Dnieper-Donbass canal)” (1976), “Silence” (1977), “Winter” (1986), Awakening (1988), Breath of Spring (1991), Chekhov's House (1998), Spring Twilight, Crayfish for Beer (2001), Ripe Watermelon, Cranes ( 2002), “In the Land of the Unfinished Birds” (2003); triptych - “Prayer” (2006), “Kupalskaya night” (2007), “Self-portrait” (2008). The works are stored in the Dnepropetrovsk Art Museum, the Museum of the History of Dneprodzerzhinsk. He lived and worked in the city of Dnepropetrovsk.
