Kiyanchenko Georgy (Yuri) Vasilyevich (1911-1989) - Lenin in Siberia - cm 120 x 150

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Lenin in Siberia, 1961, oil on canvas, 120 × 150 cm, by Ukrainian-Soviet painter Georgy Kiyanchenko (Yuri Vasilyevich) (1911–1989); social realism, historical scene; country of origin Ukraine; original edition.

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Painting of Soviet Socialist Realism by Kiyanchenko Georgy (Yuri) Vasilyevich (1911 - 1989), Lenin in the Taiga, Siberia, 120x150 cm, oil on canvas, year 1961.
The painting will be sold with authentication on the photo that includes the export permit from the Chernihiv Art Museum (Ukraine), with the director's signature, stamp, the catalogue number in the archive and the date. (see photo).

Important!!! If shipping outside the European Community the lot will be shipped only after clearance from the competent authority. The aforementioned timings do not depend on the bidder (recently it takes 2 weeks). The procedures with the Department of Fine Arts are handled by the seller. Customs duties are borne by the buyer.

Attention!!! We ship only the stretched canvas rolled in a very robust plastic tube. (Without frame and stretcher).
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biography:
Ukrainian-Soviet painter. Member of the Academy of Arts of the USSR. Yuri Kiyanchenko was born on May 11, 1911 in the village of Obukhov, in the Kiev province. He studied at the Obukhov Uyezd School. In 1932 he graduated from the Kiev Art and Industrial School, a two-year course. From 1932 to 1939 he studied at the Proletarian Art Institute of Kiev (from 1934 Kiev State Art Institute), where his teachers were K.N. Eleva, P.G. Volokidin, A.A. Shovkunenko and K.D. Trokhimenko. After graduation, he taught at the Kiev State Art School. From 1939 he participated in regional art exhibitions, then republican and pan-Soviet ones. In Kiev, Georgiy began to work at the studio of the Kiev Artists’ Association, directing an art workshop. The paintings Kiyanchenko created between the late 1940s and early 1950s were successfully exhibited at republican and pan-Soviet exhibitions. The artist mainly devoted himself to easel painting. Among his works are thematic paintings, landscapes, portraits, still lifes and posters. Georgiy Kiyanchenko died on June 19, 1989. In 1993, an exhibition of works by G.V. Kiyanchenko was held at the State Art Museum of Ukraine in Kiev. The works of Georgiy Kiyanchenko are present in the National Art Museum of Ukraine, in museums, galleries and private collections in Ukraine and abroad.

Painting of Soviet Socialist Realism by Kiyanchenko Georgy (Yuri) Vasilyevich (1911 - 1989), Lenin in the Taiga, Siberia, 120x150 cm, oil on canvas, year 1961.
The painting will be sold with authentication on the photo that includes the export permit from the Chernihiv Art Museum (Ukraine), with the director's signature, stamp, the catalogue number in the archive and the date. (see photo).

Important!!! If shipping outside the European Community the lot will be shipped only after clearance from the competent authority. The aforementioned timings do not depend on the bidder (recently it takes 2 weeks). The procedures with the Department of Fine Arts are handled by the seller. Customs duties are borne by the buyer.

Attention!!! We ship only the stretched canvas rolled in a very robust plastic tube. (Without frame and stretcher).
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biography:
Ukrainian-Soviet painter. Member of the Academy of Arts of the USSR. Yuri Kiyanchenko was born on May 11, 1911 in the village of Obukhov, in the Kiev province. He studied at the Obukhov Uyezd School. In 1932 he graduated from the Kiev Art and Industrial School, a two-year course. From 1932 to 1939 he studied at the Proletarian Art Institute of Kiev (from 1934 Kiev State Art Institute), where his teachers were K.N. Eleva, P.G. Volokidin, A.A. Shovkunenko and K.D. Trokhimenko. After graduation, he taught at the Kiev State Art School. From 1939 he participated in regional art exhibitions, then republican and pan-Soviet ones. In Kiev, Georgiy began to work at the studio of the Kiev Artists’ Association, directing an art workshop. The paintings Kiyanchenko created between the late 1940s and early 1950s were successfully exhibited at republican and pan-Soviet exhibitions. The artist mainly devoted himself to easel painting. Among his works are thematic paintings, landscapes, portraits, still lifes and posters. Georgiy Kiyanchenko died on June 19, 1989. In 1993, an exhibition of works by G.V. Kiyanchenko was held at the State Art Museum of Ukraine in Kiev. The works of Georgiy Kiyanchenko are present in the National Art Museum of Ukraine, in museums, galleries and private collections in Ukraine and abroad.

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Edition
Original
Artist
Kiyanchenko Georgy (Yuri) Vasilyevich (1911-1989)
Title of artwork
Lenin in Siberia - cm 120 x 150
Technique
Oil painting
Signature
Hand signed
Country of origin
Ukraine
Year
1961
Condition
Good condition
Height
120 cm
Width
150 cm
Depiction/theme
Historical scene
Style
Social Realism
Period
1960-1970
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