Anatoly Nikitovich Yanev (1945) - Nell'acciaieria - cm 103 x 140

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Nell'acciaieria - cm 103 x 140, oil on canvas by Anatoly Nikitovich Yanev (born 1945), 1980–1990, Ukraine, hand-signed, in good condition, Social Realism.

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Painting of Soviet social realism by Anatoly Nikitovich Yanev (1945), in the steel mill, 103 x 140 cm, oil on canvas, 1980s. Signed.
The painting will be sold with the certificate of authenticity from the Chernihiv Art Museum, with the signatures of the director and the expert, a stamp, the catalog number in the archive, and the date. (see photo).

Attention!!! Given the size of the painting, we ship only the rolled canvas in a very sturdy plastic tube. (No stretcher or frame). Otherwise, choose free pickup.

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 auction proposer (recently it takes 2 weeks). The procedures with the Superintendence of Fine Arts are the seller's responsibility. Customs duties are borne by the buyer.

biography:

Member of the Union of Artists of Ukraine since 1988, he was born on December 15, 1945 in the village of Mitrofanovo, (Kirovohrad region). He finished high school in Kirovohrad and then graduated in 1974 from the National Academy of Arts of Kyiv. Laureate of the regional prize "Osmerkin"; he specializes in thematic paintings, landscapes and portraits. He has participated in national, regional and world exhibitions. His works are in the Kirovohrad Art Museum "O. Osmiorkin", in the Kirovohrad Memorial Art Museum and in numerous private collections around the world.

Painting of Soviet social realism by Anatoly Nikitovich Yanev (1945), in the steel mill, 103 x 140 cm, oil on canvas, 1980s. Signed.
The painting will be sold with the certificate of authenticity from the Chernihiv Art Museum, with the signatures of the director and the expert, a stamp, the catalog number in the archive, and the date. (see photo).

Attention!!! Given the size of the painting, we ship only the rolled canvas in a very sturdy plastic tube. (No stretcher or frame). Otherwise, choose free pickup.

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 auction proposer (recently it takes 2 weeks). The procedures with the Superintendence of Fine Arts are the seller's responsibility. Customs duties are borne by the buyer.

biography:

Member of the Union of Artists of Ukraine since 1988, he was born on December 15, 1945 in the village of Mitrofanovo, (Kirovohrad region). He finished high school in Kirovohrad and then graduated in 1974 from the National Academy of Arts of Kyiv. Laureate of the regional prize "Osmerkin"; he specializes in thematic paintings, landscapes and portraits. He has participated in national, regional and world exhibitions. His works are in the Kirovohrad Art Museum "O. Osmiorkin", in the Kirovohrad Memorial Art Museum and in numerous private collections around the world.

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Artist
Anatoly Nikitovich Yanev (1945)
Title of artwork
Nell'acciaieria - cm 103 x 140
Technique
Oil painting
Signature
Hand signed
Country of origin
Ukraine
Condition
Good condition
Height
103 cm
Width
140 cm
Depiction/theme
Interior scene
Style
Social Realism
Period
1980-1990
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