Georgy Shishkin exhibition "Dedication" Diaghilev's Russian Ballet "in Monaco
 

Exhibition of works by the artist George Shishkin "Dedication of Russian Ballet of Diaghilev" is held in Monaco in the official program of the centennial of the Russian Ballet of Diaghilev.

The exhibit opened Sept. 27, 2009 in the Cultural Heritage Day which was celebrated in Europe, and will continue to October 26 in the Exhibition Hall at the address: 10, Quai Antoine Ier, Monaco.
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Triptych "Dedication Diaghilev's Russian Ballet, 1997:

"The artist, who surprised ..."
 

"Artist Georgy Shishkin was able to bring light, he raised us with his light on the other side of reality. His paintings - this movement. The artist, who surprised ...», - wrote about him, French director Christian Lemason.
Georgy Shishkin, fascinated since childhood musical theater (opera and ballet), a series of paintings devoted to the theater and, in particular, the Russian Ballet of Diaghilev.
Dedication Nijinsky, 1999 - 2001 gg.:

Dedication Nijinsky "Georgy Shishkin in the Grand Palais in Paris.
 

Dedication Nijinsky "Georgy Shishkin in the Grand Palais in Paris. Bed (!) On a specially prepared by the author, 285 x 122 cm

In my athletes more at times like social realism than ballet.:) And just in those traditions - the holiday.: D

It seems to me in the movie "Petrushka" artist Georgy Shishkin seen expressed for buffoonery meaning: the confrontation of the spiritual and material. Confronting the brutal, but in which the spirit of wins in the end, because immortal. And the fate of the artist, the artist - is not confrontation between the material world? Confrontations often lonely and misunderstood ...

Hello Zhorik! Good-up to the Grand Palais reached.

"Beautiful pictures. Most airiness. Thanks to the artist, "- John E. Boult, Professor, University of Southern California, Los Angeles, the exhibition curator for the centenary of Diaghilev's Russian Ballet" Surprise me! "Serge Diaghilev and the Russian Ballet, the New National Museum of Monaco, July 8, 2009.

Great work (in the sense - size), the average in the triptych, even in the museum theater can be purchased - just a lot of portraits in one painting. In the other style terribly banal, something John Boult our mistake, in my opinion, a compliment.