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RUSSIAN ART
- GLEB SAVINOV
- OLGA BOGAEVSKAJA
- MAYA KOPITZEVA
- DMITRIJ KOSMIN
- NIKOLAJ LATYSHENKO
- BORIS LAVRENKO
- GEORGIJ MOROZ
- IGOR SMEKALOV
- Aleksej and Sergej TKACEV
- LEONID VAICHLIA
- NADEZHDA VOROBIEVA
- VJACHESLAV ZABELIN
- EVSEY RESHIN
- MIKHAIL KUZNETSOV
- KLARA VLASOVA
- YAKOV KOZLOV
- MARINA USPENSKAYA
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- VLADIMIR JOUKOV
- PETR NOVIKOV
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ITALIAN AND INTERNATIONAL ARTISTS
- HENRY MAURICE CAHOURS
- EDGARDO CORBELLI
- GIULIO DA MILANO
- ENZO FARAONI
- FERNANDO FARULLI
- PITE SARRANOF
- FOLCO CHITI BATELLI
- CHARLES-JEAN AGARD
- MARCEL E. LAURENT
- Northern European School
- JACQUES DENIER
- GUIRAND DE SCÉVOLA
- BIRGITTE LYKKE MADSEN
- RICCARDO TALIANO
- LUISA ALBERT
- ANDREA PESCIO
- HENRY BIVA
- ZHANG HONGMEI
- UBERTO BONETTI
- HENRI OTTMANN
- ERNEST GODFRINON
- PAUL LECOMTE
- BORIS LACROIX
- LÉOPOLD SURVAGE
- BARBARA
- SALVADOR SANTOS
- XU DE QI
- FRANCESCO TABUSSO
- FAUSTO ZONARO
- HENRI LEBASQUE
- ODILON ROCHE
- DORA MAAR
- GIUSEPPE DANIELI
- EMMALISA MATTEAZZI SENIN
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Highlights
THE RUSSIAN SCHOOL OF ART. 20 years after the first exhibition
Friday 22 November 2013
It has been over twenty years since the Pirra Art Gallery organised the first exhibition of Russian painting, opening the path to the artistic exploration in the Ex Soviet Union. This ongoing research never stopped and we took the opportunity of this anniversary to present for the first time, alongside artists now familiar such as Gleb Savinov, Olga Bogaevskaja and Nadezhda Vorobieva, new painters, all born in the first twenty years of the twentieth century and whose works in the exhibition are dated mainly between the fifties and sixties. The authors before never exhibited in our Gallery are: Sergej Pankratov (Nizhniy Novgorod, 1905 - St. Petersburg, 1975), representative of the St. Petersburg School; Rina Sinelnikova (1916 - 2005), a brilliant graphic artist whose production ranges from drawings to engravings and watercolors; Nikolaj Trunov (Zemlyansk, 1924 – Voronezh, 2009), whose favourite subjects are figures and portraits; Aleksej Ryabikov (Kostroma, 1908-2000), with a small oil dated '50s depicting a girl intent to embroider; Vladimir Andreev (1910-1955), with two oils, including a study, with children as the subject, Ivan Dereberya (Varenovka, 1923), master of light and its modulations. There will also be Evsey Reshin (Bukhara, 1916 - Moscow, 1978), exhibited only once before, and now present with a study of a girl and an interior with woman reading, and a beautiful still life with flowers by Nikolai Tolkunov (Novosurino, 1917 - Moscow, 1996).
The exhibition runs until January 12, 2014.