Vladimir Feoktistov "Azov Sea" 1996
 

Vladimir Feoktistov "Azov Sea" in 1996, Heavy Paper /smesh.tehnika, size 64h94 see price 25,000 rubles

Painter and graphic artist.
In 1966 he entered the Moscow Art Institute. Surikov,
then studied at the Art School of Makhachkala and Moscow-Polygram
oceanographic institute. I.Boskha passion for creativity, and P.Breygelya P.Filonov
had a significant effect on his as an artist.
Grotesque
brushwork, coupled with compound PLOT get into the main-stream.
 The first solo exhibition was held in 1983 - m with sub-
support of the Nobel Prize P.Kapitsy the Institute of physical processes
problems of the Academy of Sciences of the USSR in Moscow. Despite some success in the environment
scientific, diplomatic and business elite, developing creativity, Feoktistov
etsya beyond conventional field metropolitan artistic life. Since 1989 - the first
live in Northern California. 1991 - m, returning home in Guder-
months, gets into a situation of civil war, persecution and repression Russian
the population of Chechnya. After two armed attacks had instead-
degree and his family to leave their home. After living for several years in Moscow and St. Petersburg,
artist retreats near the Black Sea. Experience strengthened him in the Bosch-
ansko - breygelevskom view of the world, which he sees full of evil, vice,
stupidity and mental deformities. However, in this study of human nature
Yet there is a nostalgia for the lost, but there is meaning.
Feoktistov - participated in many exhibitions held from Vladivostok to
New - York and Seattle. His personal exhibitions were held in Moscow and Grozny
San - Francisco, St. Petersburg.

Collections

Zimmerli Museum of Rutgers University, New Brunswick, New - Jersey, United States
Kolodzei Foundation, New - Jersey, United States
G.Kostaki Collection, Thessaloniki, Greece
Collection E.Schukina, San - Francisco, USA
A.Zhirardo Collection, Paris, France
The New Museum, Saint - Petersburg
and other public and private collections

serj, and what was left of the painted lady in a red skirt?

Frankly I do not know.

Cow and man.
And just to the left of the red skirt - another woman (in white scarf and a big nose) put his head on his elbow bent at the left hand.

I see - a man quite Filonovsky .

Hand presented. It also can prevent the head , imagining that the woman is lying on the ground.
But here's a white handkerchief, and even more so " big nose " can really make out but could not. :)>

Or shawl was not quite all white ?
But the nose -where if, for example , she put her hand on his forehead ? :confused:>

I do not know how to help you ... try to wear a headscarf , to lie on the ground , bend the left arm at the elbow and put it on her head. Not only his forehead and mouth. That's when the nose ( no big al ) and overhang before hand, to the fore. And this "picture " view from above ... ;)> :D>

1.Platok . View from above.
2. nose and part of the right cheek and hands ..

Do you think it's just an artist and painted?

What horror ...

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