This is an original Soviet-era landscape painting created in 1986 by G. V. Pivovarov, a Russian artist. The painting depicts the surroundings of an industrial factory, presenting a quiet rural landscape shaped by human activity—an evocative subject characteristic of late Soviet-period art. The work captures a subdued seasonal atmosphere, with soft brushwork and a natural color palette that blends realism with expressive painterly touches. The composition reflects everyday scenery rather than idealized views, offering an authentic glimpse into the landscape and environment of the late Soviet era. According to the handwritten label on the reverse, the painting is titled “Surroundings of the MKVO Factory ‘Andatrovy Log’”, and is executed in oil on cardboard, a commonly used medium among Soviet artists. The reverse also confirms the artist’s name, title, dimensions, and material. Artist G. V. Pivovarov (Russian / Soviet artist, active during the late 20th century) Period Late Soviet period, 1986 (Modern & Contemporary Art) Medium Oil on cardboard Dimensions Painting: approximately 35 × 50 cm Frame (overall): approximately 44 × 60 cm Condition While the frame exhibits age-related soiling, surface abrasion, and scuffing, the artwork remains in fine condition without significant damage." Notes Handwritten artist and title label on the reverse (Russian language) Signed and dated on the front A genuine example of late Soviet landscape painting Important Notice The price does not include import duties, taxes, or other fees. These charges are the buyer’s responsibility. Please check with your country's customs office before bidding or purchasing to confirm any possible additional costs. Shipping This piece will be carefully packaged to ensure safe delivery. Shipping is from Japan, and arrival may take approximately 10 days, depending on your location.