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Leonid Ivanovich Kuzovkin

RussianEnglish
Russia, Moscow

Username: [Rainariz]
Registration date: January 14, 2007
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Published artworks: 1
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About the artist:

From 1936 to 1940, he studied at the Moscow Regional Art and Teacher Training School named after 1905 under the artists P. I. Petrovichev, N. Ya. Belyanin, and V. N. Baksheev. From 1947, he worked at the art studio in Sergiev Posad. From 1950, he was a member of the Union of Artists of the USSR. He worked as a monumental artist and designer. His frescoes became an organic part of the interior of the Moscow Machine Tool Institute: “The Peaceful Atom”; he also created the stained-glass work “The First Cosmonaut” and paintings made using woodburning.



The artist was also a master of landscape and still life. But portraiture occupied the central place in his work, deeply reflecting a person’s inner world and spiritual essence. Each portrait conveys the uniqueness of the individual, revealing the person’s character and intellect. The artist lived from 1921 to 1990.


 

Portrait of the Artist’s Mother (A. A. Koptelkina)
"Portrait of the Artist’s Mother (A. A. Koptelkina)" (1963)
Technique: Pastel on paper
Comments: 5
Price: $1400 - buy