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For pictures (graphics) artist Milashevsky Vladimir Alexeyevich (1893-1976)
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Born in Saratov. In 1913, he enrolled at the architecture department of the St. Petersburg Academy of Arts. Soon after he left the Academy of Fine Arts and began studying at New Art Studio, where his fellow students were GS Verey and Boris Grigoriev, and teachers - MVDobuzhinsky and AE Yakovlev. A huge influence on young artists provided the master "World of Art." Brilliant literary portraits of Russian culture of the time, a vivid picture of the artistic life of 1910-20's. Milashevskaya depicted in the book of memories "Yesterday, the day before yesterday." A great place it occupies the Petrograd House of Arts - refuge in the difficult times that many writers and artists. Breaking with academic tradition, Milashevskiy began a creative way. Favorite kind of art for him from now on schedule. Portraits, landscapes, genre scenes, executed by the artist in the 1920s and 30s. in Petrograd, in the Pskov region, Moscow and other cities and regions of Russia, distinguished marksmanship performance, sharpness of details, in what is called a "sense of time." This played a large part developed Milashevskaya "method of pace." It meant instantly made, sometimes not even a pen, and a match, dynamic and emotional design. In 1924 Milashevskiy moved from Leningrad to Moscow. There he became one of the organizers and instigators of a group of young artists, "Thirteen." Interest in the graph led Milashevsky in book illustration. It is to this area are the most famous of his works. He illustrated how the classics of Russian literature - Pushkin, Ivan Krylov, Fyodor Dostoevsky, as well as works by foreign authors - Balzac, E.-T.-A. Hoffmann, G. Flaubert. He has collaborated with the publishing house "Academia". Among his best works are Milashevsky drawings to the "Pickwick Papers" Dickens created in 1933 by order of the publisher. They render the "English spirit" and correspond exactly Dickensian era. In 1949, the 150th anniversary of Alexander Pushkin Milashevskiy performed excellent drawings to Pushkin's fairy tales, and this began long enthusiasm for the artist "fabulous" illustration. The true success of his paintings began to "Humpbacked Horse" Pyotr Yershov.