*** ABOUT THIS PAINTING *** * TITLE: "Flowers" * ARTISTS: Zaborovsky Leonid Alexandrovich * SIZE: 65x52 cm/'25.59x20.47 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 item was auctioned in Kiev auction
About the artist: Born in 1967 in the village of Aleksandrovka, Chernihiv region. Graduated from Odessa Pedagogical Institute, Faculty of Art and Graphics (1992) Teachers with a degree in Zakharchenko V.A., Rudakov V.V., Borisyuk Z.D., Pismichenko A.I. He worked in the industry of easel painting. Member of the National Union of Artists of Ukraine (1999) Taught painting, drawing and sculpture at the Chernihiv Children's Art School (1992 - 1995). He taught painting at the art school of Slavutich, Kiev region (1996 - 2000). He worked in the art museum of the city of Chernigov. Head of the Department of Contemporary Art (1995 - 1996). Participated in exhibitions: in regional, national and international exhibitions (1999), personal exhibitions in Ukraine and abroad. He was awarded the Diploma for participating in the exposition “Blessing” (Project 40, Berlin, Germany), the Golden Badge of the Cultural Heritage Foundation Russia, (2009). Major works: “Let's wait in the morning” (2007), “After the rain” (2007), “The edge of the village” (2007), “In Shchebetovka” (2007), “In Bakhchisarai” (2007), “May night” (2007) , “Shchebetovka” (2007), “Kherson Coast” (2005), “Sevastopol” (2005), “Persian Lilac” (2006), “Malva Bloomed” (2006), “Kvitnevi Barvi” (2002), “Gurzuf Bay "(2006)," Spring Evening "(2007)," Boat "(2006)," Berth in Gurzuf "(2006)," Chekhov's Bay "(2006)," Night "(1999)," Balaclava "(2005) , “Evening in Balaclava” (2005), “Vineyards” (2002), “Vineyards”, Old Theodosius, V.S. Kochetok (2006), “In Chekhov's Bay” (2006), “Street in Bakhchisarai” and others. The works are stored in the Chernihiv and Sevastopol art museums, in the N-Prospect gallery in St. Petersburg and the Unecha art gallery (Russia), Dzimas (Athens, Greece) as well as in private collections: Canada, USA, Germany, Great Britain, Turkey , Russia, Slovakia, China, Armenia, France and Ukraine.
