Regular price
$5,845.00 USD
Sale price
$3,500.00 USD
Sale
Sold out
Taxes included.
№Vern 997
*** ABOUT THIS PAINTING *** * TITLE: "Winter landscape" * ARTISTS: Kuts Vladimir Vladislavovich * SIZE: 60x85 cm/'23.62x33.46 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
About the artist: Born on January 11, 1960, in the city of Kerch. Graduated from Kiev State Art Institute (1990). Teachers in the specialty: A. Lopukhov, L. Vitkovsky, V. Gurin. He created graphic and pictorial portraits, landscapes, genre paintings in a realistic style with impressionistic and expressionistic elements. Member of the National Union of Artists of Ukraine (1990). He worked as a painter of the art - production workshops of the Sevastopol Art Fund (since 1990). At creative work (1991). Participated in exhibitions: republican, international (since 1990). Personal exhibitions - in Sevastopol (1994, 1998, 2007), Simferopol (1995, 2013), Kiev (1998, 2000, 2006), Sofia (2001). Major works: Ascension (1994), Seiner at the Pier (1989), Evening at the Red Stone (2001), On the Quay (1992), Staroselye (2002), On the Way to the Temple (2005); graphics - "Self-portrait" (1985), "B. Yeghiazaryan "," I. Gordeychuk "(2000)," N. Isupova "(2001); series - “Cimmerian Shores” (since 2000); painting - “Self-portrait” (1987; 1999), “Seiner at the pier” (1989), “Bakhchisaray”, “On the pier” (1992), “Ascension” (1994), “Irina” (1996), “Staroselye” ( 2002), “On the way to the Temple” (2005), “Weekdays of the Fishermen”, “In the rays of the setting sun” (both - 2007), “Coastal border”, “Into the golden leaves” (2009), “Seaside weekdays”, “ Balaclava ”(2012),“ Fisherman's Camp ”,“ Sea Wolf ”(2013),“ Experienced ”,“ Sunny Day ”(2014). Some paintings are stored in the Sevastopol Art Museum, Simferopol Art Museum, Cherkasy Art Museum, the Museum of Modern Art in Paris, the gallery of modern Ukrainian art in Valkenburzi (Netherlands). He lived and worked in the city of Sevastopol.
