"Flowers for Prima Gallery" Vellum "is the pre-exhibition at the CHA

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On the eve of New Year - a holiday music and dances, the joy and wonderful gift, the gallery "Vellum" presents the exhibition "Flowers for approx. It runs in the CHA from 9 until 19 December (8 room, 2 floor).

The exhibition presents works on theatrical themes, costumes and scenery for the famous ballet artists, TG Bruni, BA Assumption and others, as well as watercolors, VL Yasnopolskoy.
Place Tatyana G. Bruni (1902-2001) in the history of Russian art related exactly with the ballet scenography. Her work is characterized by ease and live quiver imaginative solutions. As he wrote M. Etkind: "When you look at these pictures, it seems that the ballet -" on the tip of the brush, "the master in dancing rhythm of each stroke.
The works of Boris Aleksandrovich Uspensky (1927-2005), in contrast to the fragile grace written in the tradition of Art Deco designs TG Bruni, more ambitious, but also flexible and musical. He worked in various genres - in the easel chart, in the poster, including theatrical, painting. In the 1960-1970-ies. Work by BA Uspensky, as noted by critics, adorn the ballets of the Bolshoi Theater. The master's works are in the State Tretyakov Gallery and the Theatre Museum - St. Petersburg and the name of AA Bakhrushin in Moscow.
Vera L. Yasnopolskaya (1916-1996) - a pupil of Arthur Fonvizina, master air watercolor still lifes with flowers. Beautiful bouquets similar to the music of the overflow of feelings, the nuances of moods. They - the constant attribute of any celebration, whether it is meeting with a beautiful theater in the ramp, New Year or any other celebration. They - the gift of gratitude and thanks to the people of art for their work, giving the holiday audience.
Exhibition "Flowers for primo" invites visitors to experience the atmosphere of an aesthetically beautiful creative searches and discoveries of famous local artists, graphic artists of the second half of the twentieth century.

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Very elegant exhibition turned out.
Thank you.
We went at the weekend.