Loza Adolf Ivanovich (1931–2004) - Gioventù sovietica - cm 130 x 205

Painting of Soviet socialist realism by Adolf Ivanovich Loza (1931–2004), Youth of the Soviet, 130-205 cm, 1980s. The painting will be sold with an export permit from the Ministry of Art of Kiev, with the stamp, the repertoire number in the archive, and the date. (see photo).

Attention!!! Given the size of the painting, it is shipped only as a rolled canvas in a cardboard or plastic tube. (Without frame). Otherwise choose free pickup.

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Biography:
Soviet Ukrainian painter. People’s Artist of Ukraine. Member of the USSR Academy of Sciences. Born January 14, 1931 in Zhdanov (Mariupol), Donetsk region. In 1959, Adolf Ivanovich graduated from the Odessa Art School and, seven years later, from the Kharkov Art Institute. After graduating from Grekov Art School, A. Loza was raised according to the principles of the Southern Russian school, drawing on the works of Kyriak Kostandi, Paul Nilus, Tit Dvornikov, and became a continuation of these magnificent traditions. Master of landscape painting, an artist with his vision of nature, Adolf Loza was a chronicler of Odessa and its picturesque surroundings. There have been many exhibitions of Adolf Ivanovich around the world. His works have been admired in Canada, the USA, Italy, Hungary, Japan, Poland and other countries. Not to mention Ukraine, where Loza’s creativity has profoundly defined the level of national culture. The master’s work was judged on merit: the artist was awarded the title People’s Artist. Adolf Ivanovich Loza died on January 4, 2004 at the age of 73, leaving hundreds of canvases.