European school (XX) - Autumn in Zaporogie

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Autumn in Zaporogie, an original oil painting from Ukraine dating to 1970–1980, hand signed.

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Ukrainian artwork. Autumn landscape of Zaporogie region. It was bought directly from artist's studio. Victor Gertsenok was a great master of lyrical landscapes, watercolors and industrial artworks.

Gertsenok Viktor Andreevich (1934-2017) was born 17 of September 1934 in the village of Nignaya Hortitsa, Zaporogsky region, Ukraine. During 1953-58 he was studying in Odessa Art College, named after Grekov. After the graduating, Gertsenok was working in Zaporogie regional Union of Artists.
Viktor Andreevich was participating in regional exhibitions since 1959; in the Republican—since 1960; in the All-Union since 1961.
Gertsenok Viktor Andreevich was member of Union of Artists since 1964.
His personal exhibitions were provided in Kiev and Zaporogie. First personal exhibition took place in Zaporogie Art Museum in 1974. Author’s artworks are in the National Art Museum of Ukraine, in Zaporogie Art Museum, Donetsk Art Museum, Lvov National Art Museum, in numerous galleries and private collections of Ukraine and abroad.
Gertsenok Viktor Andreevich is in “A Dictionary of Twentieth Century Russian and Soviet Paintings 1900-1980th” by Matthew Cullerne Bown.

The condition is very good. Artwork is oil on artboard.
Artwork is handsigned right down corner.
Image dimensions 52 x 62 cm
The object will be send and packed with care.
Shipping cost doesn't include any taxes. Please take care about all necessary information, I'll need to send the parcell outside the EU.
Photos are part of the description!

Ukrainian artwork. Autumn landscape of Zaporogie region. It was bought directly from artist's studio. Victor Gertsenok was a great master of lyrical landscapes, watercolors and industrial artworks.

Gertsenok Viktor Andreevich (1934-2017) was born 17 of September 1934 in the village of Nignaya Hortitsa, Zaporogsky region, Ukraine. During 1953-58 he was studying in Odessa Art College, named after Grekov. After the graduating, Gertsenok was working in Zaporogie regional Union of Artists.
Viktor Andreevich was participating in regional exhibitions since 1959; in the Republican—since 1960; in the All-Union since 1961.
Gertsenok Viktor Andreevich was member of Union of Artists since 1964.
His personal exhibitions were provided in Kiev and Zaporogie. First personal exhibition took place in Zaporogie Art Museum in 1974. Author’s artworks are in the National Art Museum of Ukraine, in Zaporogie Art Museum, Donetsk Art Museum, Lvov National Art Museum, in numerous galleries and private collections of Ukraine and abroad.
Gertsenok Viktor Andreevich is in “A Dictionary of Twentieth Century Russian and Soviet Paintings 1900-1980th” by Matthew Cullerne Bown.

The condition is very good. Artwork is oil on artboard.
Artwork is handsigned right down corner.
Image dimensions 52 x 62 cm
The object will be send and packed with care.
Shipping cost doesn't include any taxes. Please take care about all necessary information, I'll need to send the parcell outside the EU.
Photos are part of the description!

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Edition
Original
Artist
European school (XX)
Title of artwork
Autumn in Zaporogie
Technique
Oil painting
Signature
Hand signed
Country of origin
Ukraine
Condition
Good condition
Height
52 cm
Width
62 cm
Depiction/theme
Landscape
Style
Realism
Period
1970-1980
FranceVerified
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Objects sold
93.33%
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