Grachev Anatoly Nikolaevich (1922–1998) - Battaglia, II guerra mondiale - cm 135 x 230

Soviet social realism painting by Grachev Anatoly Nikolaevich (1922 – 1998), Battle, World War II, 135-230 cm, oil on canvas, 1970s. unsigned.
The painting will be sold with the certificate on the photo, which includes the export permit and the appraisal from the Chernihiv Museum, with the director's signature, stamp, the catalogue number in the archive and the date. (see photo).
Attention!!! Given the size of the painting, it will be shipped rolled only, in a cardboard or plastic tube. (Without frame.) Otherwise, free pickup can be chosen.
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biography:
Born September 16, 1922 in the city of Baku. Graduated from the Kiev Art Institute (1954). Painter, graphic artist. Master of genre painting, landscape, and still life. Participant in the Great Patriotic War. He received military awards. Member of the National Union of Artists of Ukraine (1970). He worked as an artist at the Azerbaijan branch of the Art Fund (Baku, 1948-1951). He worked at the Kiev Combine of Painting and Sculpture (1954-1970). Participated in city and republican art exhibitions (1953). Major works: "Ritratto di ragazza" (1965), "Vecchia" (1966), "Alla periferia di Kiev" (1968), "Lenin tra i bambini" (1968), "Giorno d'estate" (1968), “Afternoon” (1969), “Silence” (1970), “Village under the Mountain” (1970), “Sailors in Battle” (1971), “Girasoli e Rowan” (1971), “Ucraina in fiore” (1973), "Terzo fronte ucraino" (1975), "Autunno d'oro" (1980), "Rowan" (1981), "La mandria all'abbeveratoio" (1988). He lived and worked in the city of Kiev, died on December 31, 1998. He died in 1998. The artist's works are represented in numerous public and private collections in Ukraine and abroad.