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BORIS GRIGORIEV

Supported by:
  • OJSK NOVATEK
  • Heritage International Art-Gallery (Moscow)
A Village. From the Cycle «Raseya». 1918. Oil on canvas. 80.5х97.5
21 april 2011—29 august 2011
The one-man show of Boris Grigoryev who was the one of the most well-known Russian artists of the first half of the 20th century includes more than 150 paintings and graphic works from the museums and the private collections of Russia and foreign countries. For the first time in Russia the exhibition presents such a full and diverse collection of works by Boris Grigoryev who emigrated in 1919 and later worked in the Western Europe, Latin America countries and the United States of America.
Boris Grigoryev got the international fame for his paintings and graphic portraits of famous men of the Russian culture (among them are Maxim Gorky, Shalyapin, Meyerhold, Rahmaninov) marked by the shrewdness and depth of delineation. The special part of the exhibition presents the works from the Raseya series that were created in the revolutionary years and revealed the artist's complicated reflections on the fate of the Russian World. The unique drawings, created in the 1910's-20's give an opportunity to appreciate completeness and perfection of the form in the expressive and versatile images.
The exposition is supplemented with the multimedia film devoted to the basic works by Boris Grigoryev.

Portrait of A. Grilikhes. 1917. Oil on canvas. 106.5х71 Portrait of J. Izrailevich. About 1916. Oil on canvas. 34.5х22.5 Portrait of S. Mollo.1917. Oil on canvas. 133х106 A Girl with a Can. (Morning in a Village). From the Cycle «Raseya». 1917. Oil on canvas. 71х62 A Village. From the Cycle «Raseya». 1918. Oil on canvas. 80.5х97.5 Portrait of Kachalov in the Role of Tsar Fyodor Ioannovich. 1923. Oil on canvas. 76х94 Near the Zebras (In the Zoo). 1913. Distemper on a cardboard. 76х75.5 Small  Peasant Women. 1911. Graphite pencil and whitewash on the brown paper. 41.3х42.6

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