*** ABOUT THIS PAINTING *** * TITLE: "Roses" * ARTISTS: Vol'skiy Petr Dmitriyevich * SIZE: 67x33 cm/'26.37x12.99 inches', frame size: 75x42 cm/'29.52x16.53 inches' * MEDIUM: oil, cardboard * HAND PAINTED: Original painting from our collection
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About the artist: Born May 18, 1925 in the city of Chimkent, now Kazakhstan. He studied at the Riga Academy of Arts (1950-1956). Teachers by specialty - J. Tilberg, E. Skulme. Painter and director. He worked in the industry of easel painting. The main genres are portraits and thematic paintings. Member of the National Union of Artists of Ukraine (1960). Member of the Great Patriotic War. Awarded with medals. Chief artist of the Zaporizhzhya Music and Drama Theater. N. Schors (now named after V. Magar) since 1970. Participated in exhibitions: regional, republican, all-union (1956). He designed the performances: “Brazilian Treasure” by M. Mashadu (1971), “Dawns Here Are Quiet” by B. Vasiliev (1972), “The Third Pathetic” by N. Pogodin (1972), “Hurricane” by A. Sofronov (1973), “Call and come ”A. Aleksin (1973),“ Sorcerer's Apprentice ”V. Zhulkivskoi and S. Bugaysky (1973),“ Forget Herostratus ”G. Gorin (1974),“ Her Birth ”by A. Putintsev (1974),“ Without Guilt the guilty "A. Ostrovsky (1974)," Why do you live? " I. Kasumova and G. Seidbeyli (1974), “The Enchanted Windmill” by M. Stelmakh (All-Union Prize, 1975), “The Tale of Loyalty” by A. Kolomiyets (1975), “Immortality” by A. Dovzhenko, “Guarantee” by I. Rachad (both - 1976; all - Zaporizhzhya Music and Drama Theater named after N. Schors). Main works: portraits - “Comrade” (1956), “Young Man” (1956), “Ballerina V. Viltsin” (1956), “Police Lieutenant” (1957), “Student” (1957), “Woman's Portrait” (1960 ), “At Zaporizhstal.” Friendship "(1960)," Observation Post "(1964)," Until the Last Breath "(1966)," Mountain "(1970)," Spring (Girl) "(1975)," Natalia "(1976)," Chekhov Bay "(1985)," Self-portrait "(2000)," Still Life "(2003)," Rock "(2003)," Sail "(2003)," Adalary "(2004) and others. He lived and worked in the city of Zaporozhye.
