Продам: V.Mamonov

[Михалыч]

Author: Mamonov Vladislav (1943-2004)

Title: Spring

Technique: watercolor on paper.

Year: 1982

Size: 33-23 cm

Notes: The work is signed by the author on the front side. The work is under glass and sealed on the sides, I did not spend dismantling.

 
 
Mamonov Vladislav (1943-2004).
Born in 1943 in the city of Rybinsk.
He lived and worked in Leningrad (St. Petersburg).
He graduated from the Leningrad Art-Industrial School. Vera Mukhina.
In the 1970-ies. was associated with a circle of Leningrad anthroposophists. Familiarity with the ideas of Rudolf Steiner had an effect on the theme of the artist's paintings of this period of Christianity, Greek mythology, the European epic and so on. In the 70s and early. 80s. collaborated with many artists of applied arts - performing sketches for stained glass, painting on fabric, monumental painting. He worked in oils, watercolors, tempera, engaged etching. Often accompanied of rhyming text, although the poet himself never considered.
In the second half of the 1980s. included in TEII (Association of Experimental Art) - informal association of artists, which existed from 1981 to 1991 .. Since the mid 80's. wrote exclusively in watercolor, having developed his own individual style, which he sometimes called "painting with light". Technique is based on applying multiple layers of color and gradual vystvetlenii - the manifestation of the original image.
In the late 1980's. moved from Leningrad to the Pskov region (Pushkin Mountains, the village Sharobyki). For a time he lived there, hard work. It was written a series of landscapes, "metaphysical" still lifes and portraits ("Pushkin", "Petr1," etc.). At the same time, work began on the series "The Master and Margarita" (based on the novel by Mikhail Bulgakov). In the 1990's. he returned to St. Petersburg in connection with the disease.
Some exhibitions: Solo exhibition, Oslo-Tonsberg (Norway), 1983 Exhibition at the Leningrad Palace of Youth, 1984 "The Art of Modern Russia", the gallery Lori, Connecticut (USA), 1989 «Quattorum facta», St. Petersburg Union of Artists, gallery "Blue Living Room ", 2000