Tatiana was born February 24 Yablonskaya

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Tatiana Yablonskaya

Soviet artist
February 24, 1917 - June 17, 2005


Tatiana Nilovna Yablonskaya was born February 24, 1917 in Smolensk. Her father was very fond of painting and instilled this love of his daughter. Pre-war years, Tatiana has dedicated studies at the Kiev Art Institute - for admission there are more than enough for his father's training.

Tatiana had a war in the Saratov region on the Volga - there are not accustomed to agricultural work the artist has learned to feed their fast, pounding, and put the stack. Three years of heavy half-starved life led to the fact that immediately after the war, Tatiana, returning to Ukraine, wrote her debut fabric, instantly has made it out of the ordinary young artist, laureate of State Prize - the famous painting "Bread."

"Bread" in the history of Soviet art plays the same role as the film "Kuban Cossacks" Ivan Pyreva. The idea of ​​these works do not coincide with the reality of the time - to give tired from loss, destruction and endless hard work people to relax and believe in a brighter future.

Fun, energy, health, beauty, close-knit team, the abundance of food and not a single negative character, all are beautiful and you can believe what happiness is possible in principle, and thus will soon be well with us!

Soon the four-meter "Bread" has settled in the Tretyakov Gallery, its reproduction - in books, on posters, postcards and calendars, and Tatyana Nilovna got another State award for the painting "Spring" and became master of the first magnitude.

Tatiana was nothing to be ashamed of - it's always been honest with yourself and with your audience and write only what is seen, and to more accurately convey what he saw and thinner, it does not embarrass yourself beyond social realism brought her fame. She was not afraid to try different techniques, different styles, abruptly changing style of writing, and color palette.

In the last years of his life Nilovna Tatiana wrote mostly still lifes and landscapes through the window of her apartment: after suffering a heart attack and stroke, she stopped going out, stopped to paint in oils, pastels but has learned to keep his left hand instead of a paralyzed right hand.

Her physical strength faded, but the picture became more enlightened, joyful and harmonious. On the very day of his death June 17, 2005 she was pleased to have drawn a bright and cheerful bouquet of summer bells.