Wiktor Bezrukow - A Cheerful Ballad 2026

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Το πρωτότυπο έργο ζωγραφικής με λάδι A Cheerful Ballad 2026 του Wiktor Bezrukow είναι ένα ιδιοχείρως υπογεγραμμένο πορτρέτο του 2026 σε ύφος αφηρημένου εξπρεσιονισμού, διαστάσεων 40 × 30 εκ.

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Wiktor Bezrukow, A Cheerful Ballad

Oil on canvas
Created in 2026.
The painting is signed by the artist.
Certificate.

“Wesoła ballada” (A Cheerful Ballad) is a vibrant contemporary painting depicting a stylised woman playing a bright blue stringed instrument. The composition combines elements of figurative expressionism, pop art and modern abstraction.

Author:
Wiktor Bezrukow (real name Piotr Łagucik), born in 1972, is a painter from Białystok known for his distinctive, warm figurative scenes. He studied at the Secondary School of Fine Arts in Supraśl and later scenography at “Schola Posnaniensis” in Poznań, which shaped his sensitivity to detail, light and composition. His paintings often feature musicians, instruments, café tables, cups of espresso, angels and cats – ordinary moments of everyday life turned into small, poetic performances. The artist combines inspirations from Impressionism with contemporary decorative painting: soft, luminous patches of colour build the mood, while slightly exaggerated figures add a touch of humour. Bezrukow paints mainly in oil on canvas, creating works that fit well both in private homes and in public interiors. His paintings regularly appear at contemporary art auctions and find their way into collections in Poland and abroad.

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Wiktor Bezrukow, A Cheerful Ballad

Oil on canvas
Created in 2026.
The painting is signed by the artist.
Certificate.

“Wesoła ballada” (A Cheerful Ballad) is a vibrant contemporary painting depicting a stylised woman playing a bright blue stringed instrument. The composition combines elements of figurative expressionism, pop art and modern abstraction.

Author:
Wiktor Bezrukow (real name Piotr Łagucik), born in 1972, is a painter from Białystok known for his distinctive, warm figurative scenes. He studied at the Secondary School of Fine Arts in Supraśl and later scenography at “Schola Posnaniensis” in Poznań, which shaped his sensitivity to detail, light and composition. His paintings often feature musicians, instruments, café tables, cups of espresso, angels and cats – ordinary moments of everyday life turned into small, poetic performances. The artist combines inspirations from Impressionism with contemporary decorative painting: soft, luminous patches of colour build the mood, while slightly exaggerated figures add a touch of humour. Bezrukow paints mainly in oil on canvas, creating works that fit well both in private homes and in public interiors. His paintings regularly appear at contemporary art auctions and find their way into collections in Poland and abroad.

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Έκδοση
Αυθεντικό
Καλλιτέχνης
Wiktor Bezrukow
Τίτλος έργου τέχνης
A Cheerful Ballad 2026
Τεχνική
Ελαιογραφία
Υπογραφή
Υπογεγραμμένο χειρόγραφα
Χώρα
Πολωνία
Έτος
2026
Κατάσταση
Άριστη κατάσταση
Height
40 cm
Width
30 cm
Απεικόνιση/θέμα
Πορτρέτο
Style
Abstract Expressionism
Περίοδος
2020+
Πωλήθηκε από τον/-ην
ΠολωνίαΕπαληθεύτηκε
25
Πουλημένα αντικείμενα
100%
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