Malishevski Yuri Ivanovich (1933 - 1993) - Comizio con Lenin





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Comizio con Lenin is an original oil painting from 1970–1980 by Malishevski Yuri Ivanovich, depicting a Soviet social realist rally and originating from Ukraine.
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Painting of Soviet socialist realism by Malishevski Yuri Ivanovich (1933 - 1993), Rally with Lenin, 140-200 cm, oil on canvas, 1970s.
The painting will be sold with authentication 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.
Attention!!! The painting will be shipped without stretcher and without a frame, in a plastic tube.
biography:
Malyshevski Yuri Ivanovich. Honored Artist of Ukraine. Born in Kyiv (Ukraine) on 14.07.1933. He studied at the Kyiv Art Institute until 1957 and at the Creative Studio of the Ukrainian Art Academy of Kyiv from 1962 to 1965, where his teachers were: O. Shovkunenko, V. Puzirkov, M. Khmelko, S. Grigoriev. Active in Kyiv (Ukraine), specializing in thematic painting. He began exhibiting in exhibitions in 1957. He died in 1993. His works are held in the Ukrainian Art Museum in Kyiv, in galleries and private collections in Ukraine, Russia and other European countries.
Painting of Soviet socialist realism by Malishevski Yuri Ivanovich (1933 - 1993), Rally with Lenin, 140-200 cm, oil on canvas, 1970s.
The painting will be sold with authentication 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.
Attention!!! The painting will be shipped without stretcher and without a frame, in a plastic tube.
biography:
Malyshevski Yuri Ivanovich. Honored Artist of Ukraine. Born in Kyiv (Ukraine) on 14.07.1933. He studied at the Kyiv Art Institute until 1957 and at the Creative Studio of the Ukrainian Art Academy of Kyiv from 1962 to 1965, where his teachers were: O. Shovkunenko, V. Puzirkov, M. Khmelko, S. Grigoriev. Active in Kyiv (Ukraine), specializing in thematic painting. He began exhibiting in exhibitions in 1957. He died in 1993. His works are held in the Ukrainian Art Museum in Kyiv, in galleries and private collections in Ukraine, Russia and other European countries.

