Artists
We are currently working with 33 Russian painters, who we have hand picked to participate in our international projects and whose pieces of art have become part of our Allrus collection.
In this section you can learn more about each of the artists - their background, education, participation in catalogues and exhibitions, find their personal internet sites and see all their paitings presented in our collection. The artists are listed in alphabetical order, which you can switch either A-Z or Z-A.
You can also use the filter in the left part of the page to sort the artists by style and/or by participation in our exhibitions.
In this section you can learn more about each of the artists - their background, education, participation in catalogues and exhibitions, find their personal internet sites and see all their paitings presented in our collection. The artists are listed in alphabetical order, which you can switch either A-Z or Z-A.
You can also use the filter in the left part of the page to sort the artists by style and/or by participation in our exhibitions.
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Modern Russian Painters
Fantasy Realism
1956 (Petrozavodsk) - present.
http://www.volkov-art.ru/
Graduated from the Moscow Art School (1972) and the Abramtsevo Art and Industrial College of the VM Vasnetsov (1976).
Member of the Youth Association of the Moscow Organization of the Artists’ Union (1979).
Member of the Artists’ Union of Moscow, Painting Department (1990).
http://www.volkov-art.ru/
Graduated from the Moscow Art School (1972) and the Abramtsevo Art and Industrial College of the VM Vasnetsov (1976).
Member of the Youth Association of the Moscow Organization of the Artists’ Union (1979).
Member of the Artists’ Union of Moscow, Painting Department (1990).
Academism
1925 - 2016 (Moscow)
The artist applies to the best traditions of Russian realistic painting of the middle XIX-XX centuries through his landscapes and shows the pith and marrow of nature.Today his heritage enriches the modern culture with the realistic and comprehensible art. L.P.Tikhomirov's creativity is rarely unalterable.
Strictly and consistently he adheres to the national tradition, drawing the inspiration from both the nature and the art of his predecessors: the Itinerants and painters from the Union of Russia artists. His landscapes and portraits, including portrait of ballerina Galina Ulanova, are widely known.
The artist applies to the best traditions of Russian realistic painting of the middle XIX-XX centuries through his landscapes and shows the pith and marrow of nature.Today his heritage enriches the modern culture with the realistic and comprehensible art. L.P.Tikhomirov's creativity is rarely unalterable.
Strictly and consistently he adheres to the national tradition, drawing the inspiration from both the nature and the art of his predecessors: the Itinerants and painters from the Union of Russia artists. His landscapes and portraits, including portrait of ballerina Galina Ulanova, are widely known.
Impressionism, Realism
1941 (Irkutsk) - present.
The value and integrity of visual perception is not an abstract reality for this artist. The freshness of Perception is in harmony with Experience for him. His inner world is pliant, responsive and open.
Graduated from Irkutsk Art School (Irma Gekker workshop), 1960.
Studied in Repin Leningrad Art Institute.
The value and integrity of visual perception is not an abstract reality for this artist. The freshness of Perception is in harmony with Experience for him. His inner world is pliant, responsive and open.
Graduated from Irkutsk Art School (Irma Gekker workshop), 1960.
Studied in Repin Leningrad Art Institute.
Fauvisme
1964 (Ufa, USSR) - present.
https://ru.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ñóòÿãèí,_Êîíñòàíòèí_Âèêòîðîâè÷
Konstantin Sutyagin is known to those, who loves modern literature and to those, who is interested in the "non-actual painting", with its loyalty to the nature, sometimes overwhelmed by childishness and wise simplicity. His Austria landscapes are especially interesting. He plays with the space boldly and with mastership, approaching to the viewer an object and putting it afar. It is a kind of "blow up" technique in painting.
https://ru.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ñóòÿãèí,_Êîíñòàíòèí_Âèêòîðîâè÷
Konstantin Sutyagin is known to those, who loves modern literature and to those, who is interested in the "non-actual painting", with its loyalty to the nature, sometimes overwhelmed by childishness and wise simplicity. His Austria landscapes are especially interesting. He plays with the space boldly and with mastership, approaching to the viewer an object and putting it afar. It is a kind of "blow up" technique in painting.
1961 (Moscow) - present.
1980 - graduated from Moscow State Art College in Memory of the 1905 Revolution.
1985 - graduated from Moscow Art Institute (former Stroganoff’s).
Member of the Artists’ Union of the USSR (1987).
Pictures by Smirnov-Voskresensky are collected in state museums and private collections in Russia and the USA, Canada, England, France, Germany, Finland, Sweden, Italy, Spain, the Netherlands, Belgium, Czech Republic, Bulgaria, Japan, Turkey, Korea and Ecuador.
1980 - graduated from Moscow State Art College in Memory of the 1905 Revolution.
1985 - graduated from Moscow Art Institute (former Stroganoff’s).
Member of the Artists’ Union of the USSR (1987).
Pictures by Smirnov-Voskresensky are collected in state museums and private collections in Russia and the USA, Canada, England, France, Germany, Finland, Sweden, Italy, Spain, the Netherlands, Belgium, Czech Republic, Bulgaria, Japan, Turkey, Korea and Ecuador.
Fauvisme
1964 (Leningrad, Russia) - present.
http://www.ashevchenko.ru
Member of the Artists' Union of Moscow (1998).
Has taken part in exhibitions since 1988.
http://www.ashevchenko.ru
Member of the Artists' Union of Moscow (1998).
Has taken part in exhibitions since 1988.
1974 - present.
https://mashasemenskaya.com/projects
In 1991 graduated from art school.
In the 90-s she was a student of Design Academy in St. Petersburg, at the Department of Fashion.
Since 2000 she has been living and working in Moscow .
Founder and member of the "Village of artists of Fiolent".
In 2008 she starts to work with the curator, art critic and publisher Alexander Balashov.
https://mashasemenskaya.com/projects
In 1991 graduated from art school.
In the 90-s she was a student of Design Academy in St. Petersburg, at the Department of Fashion.
Since 2000 she has been living and working in Moscow .
Founder and member of the "Village of artists of Fiolent".
In 2008 she starts to work with the curator, art critic and publisher Alexander Balashov.
1955 - 2011.
As an artist Oleg Safronoff cannot be linked to any single trend of art. He is a realist, a surrealist, a symbolist, an abstractionist, a metaphysician. He is a painter and a graphic artist. He is a Master.
Graduated from the Moscow Textile Institute (1986).
Member of the International Artists' Union (IFA, UNESCO) etc.
Participant of the exhibitions in Germany, Holland, Denmark, Australia, USA, Russia.
As an artist Oleg Safronoff cannot be linked to any single trend of art. He is a realist, a surrealist, a symbolist, an abstractionist, a metaphysician. He is a painter and a graphic artist. He is a Master.
Graduated from the Moscow Textile Institute (1986).
Member of the International Artists' Union (IFA, UNESCO) etc.
Participant of the exhibitions in Germany, Holland, Denmark, Australia, USA, Russia.
Impressionism
1957 (Pushkin near St.Petersburg) - present.
Graduated from the Art College of V. A. Serov (subject - restoration) in 1980.
Graduated from The Academy Repins Institute of Art (St. Petersburg) with prestigeous Silver Medal as a painter.
Member of Union of Russian Artits since 1990.
Owner of a silver medal "For the contribution to domestic culture" the Creative Union of Russia of the International Association of artists.
Graduated from the Art College of V. A. Serov (subject - restoration) in 1980.
Graduated from The Academy Repins Institute of Art (St. Petersburg) with prestigeous Silver Medal as a painter.
Member of Union of Russian Artits since 1990.
Owner of a silver medal "For the contribution to domestic culture" the Creative Union of Russia of the International Association of artists.
1965 - present.
https://www.sunny-square.com/
Sergey Radyk says, that style is defined by the theme, and numerous methods are the way of it's disclosure. Artist shows the whole scope of his abilities, inherent to the Great Artist, working in different styles. «I gave scientific credit and named the whole trend in modern painting, created with artist improvisation only without any spade-work in sketches or on canvas» — Sergey Radyk.
https://www.sunny-square.com/
Sergey Radyk says, that style is defined by the theme, and numerous methods are the way of it's disclosure. Artist shows the whole scope of his abilities, inherent to the Great Artist, working in different styles. «I gave scientific credit and named the whole trend in modern painting, created with artist improvisation only without any spade-work in sketches or on canvas» — Sergey Radyk.
1973 (Stavropol) - present.
http://polyakov-art.ru/
Works of this artist are enveloped in a fragile tranquility, spirituality and the Orient light breath. It's away from the vanities of this world, carefully protected of any occasional event, which can extinguish the inner light. The concept of style is a tuning fork for selection of hue combinations, which are reflected to the theme of painting.
http://polyakov-art.ru/
Works of this artist are enveloped in a fragile tranquility, spirituality and the Orient light breath. It's away from the vanities of this world, carefully protected of any occasional event, which can extinguish the inner light. The concept of style is a tuning fork for selection of hue combinations, which are reflected to the theme of painting.
Fantasy Realism
1948-2017 (Moscow, Russia)
Art of Vladimir Petrov-Gladky invariably gets sharp evaluations and comments: from admiration to indignation. Meanwhile Petrov-Gladky is on integral part of Russian culture. His painting is a strange amalgam of contradictory traits: where his contemporaries - artists of underground art - tend to a terse style and restraint, he, on the contrary, seeks a picturesque and figurative exuberance. Artist belongs to an unofficial or "other art", he is the representative of the line associated with visionary art and fantastic realism. But it's the superficial analogies, only partly helping to approach to his art.
Art of Vladimir Petrov-Gladky invariably gets sharp evaluations and comments: from admiration to indignation. Meanwhile Petrov-Gladky is on integral part of Russian culture. His painting is a strange amalgam of contradictory traits: where his contemporaries - artists of underground art - tend to a terse style and restraint, he, on the contrary, seeks a picturesque and figurative exuberance. Artist belongs to an unofficial or "other art", he is the representative of the line associated with visionary art and fantastic realism. But it's the superficial analogies, only partly helping to approach to his art.
Realism
1916 (near Rostov) – 2000 (Moscow)
Paintings of this artist could be found in many Russian museums: "Tret'jakov" State Gallery, Moscow; State History Museum, Moscow; Museum of the Revolution, Moscow; PVO Museum, Moscow; Museum of Figurative Arts of Krasnodar; Gallery of Sal'sk; Museum of Arts of Tomsk; Museum of Abramzewo; Museum of Arts of Samara; Museum of Arts of Brjansk. His works are also kept in museums, galleries and private collections in Austria, Great Britain, USA, Australia, Belgium, Germany, Holland, Italy, Ireland, Canada, Russia, France and Japan.
Paintings of this artist could be found in many Russian museums: "Tret'jakov" State Gallery, Moscow; State History Museum, Moscow; Museum of the Revolution, Moscow; PVO Museum, Moscow; Museum of Figurative Arts of Krasnodar; Gallery of Sal'sk; Museum of Arts of Tomsk; Museum of Abramzewo; Museum of Arts of Samara; Museum of Arts of Brjansk. His works are also kept in museums, galleries and private collections in Austria, Great Britain, USA, Australia, Belgium, Germany, Holland, Italy, Ireland, Canada, Russia, France and Japan.
Expressionism, Realism
1974 - present.
The fusion of impressionism and realism in Russian school of painting has become a benchmark for Andrey Lyssenko, defining notional and plastic coordinates in his art. One of the major lines of this trend is active presence, where interpretation is closely connected with his creative attitude in religion and history-oriented works, and where in still-life and landscape the artist is in pursuit of harmony between nature and man, color and light.
Studied in Surikov Moscow State Academic Art Institute of the Russian Academy of Arts.
Andrey goes on creative journeys around the West Europe and Canada after his graduation (1998).
Member of the Union of Artists of Russia (1999).
The fusion of impressionism and realism in Russian school of painting has become a benchmark for Andrey Lyssenko, defining notional and plastic coordinates in his art. One of the major lines of this trend is active presence, where interpretation is closely connected with his creative attitude in religion and history-oriented works, and where in still-life and landscape the artist is in pursuit of harmony between nature and man, color and light.
Studied in Surikov Moscow State Academic Art Institute of the Russian Academy of Arts.
Andrey goes on creative journeys around the West Europe and Canada after his graduation (1998).
Member of the Union of Artists of Russia (1999).
Symbolism
1986 (Moscow) - present.
http://www.mishalevin.com
http://www.mishalevin.com
"My work has engaged issues of identity, intimacy and mortality. I use painting as a means to orientate my position within contemporary culture. <…> I want to reflect the ongoing contemporary preoccupation with mass-produced and consumer driven images and the difficulty of reconciling one’s individuality with this constant input of images and ideas from the outside, media-dominated world. I very much feel that such images have created a modern paradigm or tradition which many in society find inescapable. For me, painting is imperative as a means of challenging traditional expectations, representation and perception".
Classical
1976 (Moscow) - present.
http://lesokhina.ru
1994–1999 – studied at the State Household and Services Academy, Department of Decorative and Applied Arts and Design.
1997–1999 – worked as an illustrator at the publishing house "Bilingua".
Since 1999 – a professor of Drawing and Painting at The Institute of International Communication "Bilingua".
Since 2000 – a teacher of Painting at Sergey Andriyaka Water-Colour School – Moscow state specialized art school with a museum and an exhibition hall.
http://lesokhina.ru
1994–1999 – studied at the State Household and Services Academy, Department of Decorative and Applied Arts and Design.
1997–1999 – worked as an illustrator at the publishing house "Bilingua".
Since 1999 – a professor of Drawing and Painting at The Institute of International Communication "Bilingua".
Since 2000 – a teacher of Painting at Sergey Andriyaka Water-Colour School – Moscow state specialized art school with a museum and an exhibition hall.
Modernism
1928 (Podolsk) - present.
...Pictorial language is changing - I am changing as well. Each painting of mine is a specific mental and emotional state. As far as I am concerned, completeness of a painting is an impromptu - unpredictable and sometimes ironic. It is like a pulled bow string...
Graduated from the I.E. Repin Institute (B.V. Johanneson workshop) attached to the USSR Academy of Arts (1956).
Honored Artist of Russia (2006).
Member of the Artists’ Union of Moscow (1965).
...Pictorial language is changing - I am changing as well. Each painting of mine is a specific mental and emotional state. As far as I am concerned, completeness of a painting is an impromptu - unpredictable and sometimes ironic. It is like a pulled bow string...
Graduated from the I.E. Repin Institute (B.V. Johanneson workshop) attached to the USSR Academy of Arts (1956).
Honored Artist of Russia (2006).
Member of the Artists’ Union of Moscow (1965).
Academism
1928 - 2017 (Moscow)
... In painting, particularly in a landscape and still-life, the most important for me is the mood, and if it passes to the audience - it is a great luck and joy for me...
Graduated from the V.I. Surikov Art Institute in Moscow, branch of book (1954).
Honored Art Worker of the Russian Federation (1995).
People's Artist of Russia (2007).
... In painting, particularly in a landscape and still-life, the most important for me is the mood, and if it passes to the audience - it is a great luck and joy for me...
Graduated from the V.I. Surikov Art Institute in Moscow, branch of book (1954).
Honored Art Worker of the Russian Federation (1995).
People's Artist of Russia (2007).
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