Russian Museum, the exhibition is a bright wizard, A. Buch

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St. Petersburg, the Russian Museum "April 22 - May 25, 2009.
The exhibition in the Marble Palace.

Moscow Art Exhibition Aaron Buha (1923 - 2006) - this is the first demonstration of his works in St. Petersburg and one of the biggest posthumous exhibitions wizard. The structure of the exhibition will include paintings, both early and late period of the artist's career, from the collection of galleries "Expo-88" and private collections.

The exhibition will feature all genres, in which he worked as an artist: still life, landscape, urban fantasy, nude, portrait, self portrait. Components of a unique style Aron Buch - a bright palette of pure colors and Thickly pained manner of painting. Works of the mature period features energetic riot of colors, placed a bold stroke. Buch like sculpted his canvases, almost did not use a palette, does not mix colors on the canvas, and impose their broad brushes, palette knife, fleytsem, hands. Sometimes the picture consisted of 10 layers.

The exhibition will be screened three films, made during the life of Aaron Buha. They provide a unique opportunity to see the wizard on the picture.

Juicy, bright paintings Aron Buch is proud of many museums in the world. His landscapes, still lifes and portraits painted a broad, vivid strokes in a distinctive, easily recognizable style. Exhibitions Buha successfully went to Detroit, in Madrid, in Belgrade, Strasbourg, Geneva, Amsterdam, not to mention Moscow ...

Despite serious illness, the loss of his beloved wife, he continued to work. Even when the increased diabetes, began to refuse his feet, when Aaron Buch almost lost his sight - he still painted. And every day a miracle happened - the artist barely reached the shop and picked up a brush, he seemed at the time healed and re-created his wonderful world, filled with a whirlpool of bright colors.

Jewish themes in his work there is little - except that the image Menor in still lifes. Nevertheless Aron Bukh was just a Jewish artist. "With the excitement and warmth father always refers to the entire Jewish. Anything that makes my father - this is a Jewish painting. Jewish painting differs from the other as different from other Jewish person. What's the difference?" I think - the fact that It both sorrow and joy "- said in an interview with the son of Aaron Buha, the artist Felix Buch.

The eternal blessed memory of you, good master sad! Your flowers in the pictures smell, and women are languishing languor.