Voronezh Regional Art Museum. I.N. Kramskoy
Voronezh Regional Art Museum. I.N. Kramskoy
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Voronezh Regional Art Museum. I.N. Kramskoy
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Unknown medalist
Creation period:
VII century
Material, technique:
bronze
The size:
d-2.0cm
Place of creation:
–
Number in the State Catalog:
22010280
KP number (GIK):
VOKHM KP-10861
Inventory number:
N-1270
Unknown medalist
Creation period:
VII century
Material, technique:
bronze
The size:
d-1.6 cm
Place of creation:
–
Number in the State Catalog:
22010283
KP number (GIK):
VOKHM KP-10871
Inventory number:
N-1280
Sanin Yuri Petrovich
Creation period:
1992
Material, technique:
canvas, oil
The size:
70.0×55.0 cm
Place of creation:
–
Number in the State Catalog:
18776252
KP number (GIK):
VOKHM KP-4587
Inventory number:
F-2916
Sanin Yuri Petrovich
Creation period:
1977
Material, technique:
canvas, oil
The size:
59.5×79.5 cm
Place of creation:
–
Number in the State Catalog:
18776249
KP number (GIK):
VOKHM KP-3157
Inventory number:
F-1896
Sanin Yuri Petrovich
Creation period:
1986
Material, technique:
canvas, oil
The size:
80.0 x 90.0 cm
Place of creation:
–
Number in the State Catalog:
18776253
KP number (GIK):
VOKHM KP-1515
Inventory number:
F-1874
Sanin Yuri Petrovich
Creation period:
1973
Material, technique:
oil on cardboard
The size:
50.0 x 72.0 cm
Place of creation:
–
Number in the State Catalog:
18776238
KP number (GIK):
VOKHM KP-1443
Inventory number:
F-1849
Sanin Yuri Petrovich
Creation period:
1984
Material, technique:
canvas, oil
The size:
120.0 x 100.0 cm
Place of creation:
–
Number in the State Catalog:
18776237
KP number (GIK):
VOKHM KP-3977
Inventory number:
F-2152
Boris Domashnikov was born in the village of Krigouzovo (Ivanovo region) into a large peasant family.
In 1935 the family moved to Ufa. Parents worked at an engine plant. During the war, the military registration and enlistment office refused to take him to the front for health reasons, and Boris worked in the art workshop of the city komkhoz – he wrote slogans, posters, soldiers’ funeral plaques.
From 1945 to 1950 he studied at the Ufa Theater and Art School (teachers A.E. Tyulkin and P.M. Lebedev).
After graduation, he taught drawing and drawing at school, worked as a decorator at the Ufa puppet theater.
Since 1953 he participated in exhibitions in Ufa (1953), Moscow (1954), Salavat (1966), Leningrad (1972), France, England, Holland (1976), Japan, East Germany, Poland, Hungary (1977).
In the 60s, the artist traveled to Italy, where he studied the originals of antiquity, was in Samarkand, Novgorod, Pskov, Rostov Veliky.
Associated with the artist’s name is the concept of “pure” landscape, where the plot does not carry a semantic load, and the goal is to expressively convey the author’s deeply personal, chamber emotional experiences.
Corresponding Member of the Russian Academy of Arts (1997). Member of the Union of Artists of the USSR (1954), member of the Board of the Union of Artists of the Bashkir ASSR (since 1957), member of the Central Auditing Commission of the Union of Artists of the USSR (1972-1980).
The artist’s works are in many museum (about 40) collections and private collections, including the State Tretyakov Gallery, the Academy of Arts, the State Museum of Oriental Art, the National Museum of the Republic of Bashkortostan in Ufa, the Bashkir State Art Museum named after M.V. Nesterov , Sevastopol Art Museum, Voronezh Art Museum. I.N. Kramskoy and others.
Dear friends, we are pleased to announce that the Voronezh Regional Art Museum is resuming work with organized school groups.
The school class (25-30 people), as before, can take part in the educational and educational programs of the museum, subject to all the preventive measures recommended by Rospotrebnadzor.
To sign up for an excursion +7 (473) 255-50-81
April 3, 2021 at the Voronezh Regional Art Museum. I.N. Kramskoy held a creative meeting with artists – participants of the exhibition “On the shores of the Voronezh Sea”: Sergei Gorshkov, Yuri Astapchenko, Mikhail Viktorov, Igor Petropavlovsky, Alexander Lavrov. In addition, the meeting was attended by the wives of artists Alexander Voronin, Alexander Nozhkin, Vitaly Kuleshov, Alexander Starilov, who have not survived to this day.
All participants and their relatives expressed a unanimous opinion – the exhibition was a success, as evidenced by the large number of visitors to the exposition, their numerous enthusiastic reviews. Many grateful words were said to the address of the museum and its employees, who worked as a united team to create such a complex and such a bright project.
During the meeting, the authors shared their memories of the time of the 1980s-1990s, answered questions from the audience and held a ceremony of donating their works to the museum. The works of the authors who have passed away were donated by their relatives. Each donor presented a work that, after the end of the exhibition, will enter the museum collection, thereby filling the gaps in the presentation of the artistic life of this turbulent time. The donated works were marked with special labels “Donated to the Museum”.
The final chord of the meeting was a photo session against the background of a wall with images of all the authors of the exhibition.