Malinowski Anatoliy 1933-1992

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At this time, Malinowski worked in the mill of artwork for a design shop. But he dreamed of working in the shop picturesque. One of the painters said: "Do not you come to us! Your work will not be taken, besides you do not know how to paint portraits of Lenin." But he still has submitted an application for admission to the scenic shop and he ordered a portrait of Lenin. The leader of the world proletariat has turned his rosy, with merry, even some insolent eyes in an elegant black suit. Commission - that it depended on the take or not take in the picturesque artist's workshop - a very merry, considering the portrait of Lenin. It does not have a picturesque shop. But it was not very upsetting - so be it! He continued to work, and in the intervals between orders for a design shop, he often traveled around the country. Ukraine, Latvia, Central Asia, Crimea, Leningrad, Novgorod, Rostov, Yaroslavl and other cities, and of course Moscow and Moscow. He loved to work in his studio. Much of his workshop was done by his hands, for example, three wooden chairs, beautiful and very convenient for those who sat for him for a portrait. Loved to garden, especially when the apple trees were in bloom, keep up the harvest. Still life with apples - the most of his loved ones. He wrote to them frequently.

In 1989 in Moscow in the Arena hosted the regional art exhibition "My Moscow". Malinowski has been offered for consideration vystavkoma five works. All were taken, but in the exhibit are only two. Both works were purchased by the Ministry of Culture of the RSFSR.

He gave a lot of work friends, or almost strangers.
I only once objected when he wanted to give the still life "Marsh Marigold with cherry."
- This work can not be present. Her place in the museum.
He did not believe it, but gave another. Time passed. And this work and two others were purchased by the Ministry of Culture of the RSFSR to the Russian museums.

He always wanted to visit Paris, to visit the Louvre, to see and write the city where they lived and worked his favorite artists. No sooner had ...

... When kerosene lamp a little boy draws a cat, and anything she looks more like a hippo, but the whiskers and a tail just like a cat. Who would have known then - and he himself - that it will ever be its main business, the fate of his holiday!