Congratulations to N. Nero who placed the winning bid of $2,500 for April's auction piece "Conversation" by Mikhail Georgievich Platunov.
For our May silent auction we present this wonderful landscape, by one of the premier landscape artists of the second half of the twentieth century, Mikhail Vasilievich Akinshin. Akinshin had a unique ability to capture people as well as the hauntingly beautiful landscape of village life. He painted the countryside with emotion and reverence, always full of truth and integrity. Akinshin captured the gentility, vastness and living breath of the countryside of his native Ukraine and Uzbekistan where he studied and lived.
In this work Akinshin combines the spontaneity of a one time plein air outing together with the bright, particularly Ukrainian, colors that are noted in many artists of the period. Mikhail Vasilievich Akinshin brings a vibrancy and spirit to this piece which marks it as a classic.
Don't miss this rare opportunity to add a great work by a fantastic artist to your collection. The Current bid is just $1,000!
We invite you to participate in this month's auction and thank everyone who placed bids last month. The next bid is $1,250, followed by minimum bidding increments of $250. Please note that you may place a maximum bid and the Gallery will bid on your behalf up to your maximum. Bids will be taken via telephone, fax, or e-mail until the auction ends at 6 :00 pm Saturday May 31st. Follow all the bidding updates on the Gallery's web site.
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BID FORM
Akinshin, Mikhail Vasilievich Akinshin "Landscape of Zakarpatye" 20½'' x 29¼'', (52 x 74 cm) 1967, Oil on Board Estimate $3,000- $3,500, Winning Bid $1,000 P Baker
Mikhail Vasilievich Akinshin, (1927- 1980) Zaporozhye, Ukraine Translated from the original Russian
Mikhail Vasilievich Akinshin was born on February 18, 1927 in the village Lomovo, Kursk Region into a peasant's family. In 1951 M.V. Akinshin finished the Tashkent Art School. For a year he taught drawing at school. In 1953 he moved to the town of Zaporozhye and since this time has worked as a professional artist.
The artist travels often and has visited many places of our country. Everywhere, he tries to see and reproduce characteristic features of the terrain and its coloring. At the same time, M.V. Akinshin emphasizes skillfully his creative projects and in doing so retains peculiarities of his pictorial vision. The artist is especially carried away with diversity of our life, with fast rhythms and dynamics of contemporaneous. Probably, because of this, the local landscape became the main genre of his creative work.
Among landscapes created by M.V. Akinshin from 1968 to 1970, it is necessary to mention the picture titled A Northern Little Town - Velikiy Ustyug. Here the artist's beloved composition device is used -- high horizon. It gave the artist the opportunity to show the place from the bird's eye view. The attention is attracted to the originality of the old town.
However, the artist does not consistently repeat this skillfully found method. For example, in the other landscape Evening, the same place is represented in a different way. Here the view is from below with sharp color contrasts of bright red and orange buildings against the blue sky background. The artist shows a close-up of several buildings in major optimistic combinations with the Old Russian architecture.
His paintings Bus Station (1970) and Seaport (1970) are filled with a sense of multi-voiced noise and efficiency. These works suggest that Mikhail Vasilievich Akinshin does not cease to search new devices of composition and color expressiveness.
He gives much attention to the work on studies during yearly trips over towns of our country. His paintings are not simply enlarged studies, not merely a mechanical transfer of a motif but laborious work on assertions of his views, image bearing executions of reality filled with personal feelings, emotional experiences and thoughts.
The landscape Summer which is in Zaporozhye Art Museum should also be attributed to the best of his works. Having reached the creative maturity, Mikhail Vasilievich Akinshin peers into life fixedly and represents it more truthfully and deeply.
Akinshin, Mikhail Vasilievich (1927-1980)
- Born in Kursk, studied at Tashkent Art College. Active in Zhaporozhe, Ukraine from 1953. Specialized in landscapes. - Since 1968 he has been a member of the USSR Union of Artists and takes an active part in regional and republican exhibitions. - Mikhail Akinshin is listed in "A Dictionary of Twentieth Century Russian and Soviet Paintings, 1900 -1980", by Matthew Cullerne Brown. - Died in 1980.
Congratulations to R. Pinola who placed the winning bid of $3,500 for March's auction piece "Awakening Stream" by Vladimir Viktorovich Filippov.
For our April silent auction we are pleased to present a wonderful work by the highly respected artist Mikhail Georgievich Platunov. The work "Conversation'', estimated at $6,500 to $7,500, captures and preserves a warm personal moment between the artist's granddaughter and her friend. In the painting Platunov masterfully demonstrates his talent as a painter with his use of light, bold colors, strong brush strokes and composition.
Mikhail Georgievich Platunov's life spanned an astonishing breadth of Russian history. Born in 1887 into the empire of Czar Alexander the III, he lived through the 1917 Soviet Revolution, WWI, and the Great Patriotic War (WWII) where he lived and worked in the besieged city of Leningrad, creating the famous series of gouaches "Leningrad Blockade."
Platunov continued the tradition of the great Russian artists Ilya Repin, Vasily Surikov, Valentin Serov and Isaac Levitan receiving the title of "Honored Artist of the Russian Federation in 1954". He was a professor at the famed Repin Academy of Arts and his works are held by the State Russian Museum, the Tretyakov Gallery, Kaluga Regional Art Museum and other museums and private collections in Russia and abroad.
With a current high bid of just $2,000 and with one day remaining this is a rare opportunity to add a great work by a top artists to your collection at an affordable price.
We invite you to participate in this month's auction and thank everyone who placed bids last month. The next bid is $2,250, followed by minimum bidding increments of $250. Please note that you may place a maximum bid and the Gallery will bid on your behalf up to your maximum. Bids will accepted via telephone, fax, and e-mail until tomorrow, Wednesday April 30th at 6:00 pm.
Follow all the bidding updates on the Gallery's web site.
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BID FORM
Mikhail Georgievich Platunov "Conversation'' 19¾'' x 15¾'', Framed 24'' x 20'', 1952, Oil on Board Estimate $6,500- $7,500, Current Bid $2,000 N. Nero
Mikhail Georgievich Platunov (1887-1972) Saint Petersburg Honored artist of the Russian Federation (1954) (translated from the original Russian)
He was born in the Vyatka Province. His father was a self-taught artist, painted icons, restored churches, customers appreciated his work. His son Michael from childhood accustomed to labor, the boy helped his father clean walls under painting, rubbed paint. Desire to become a painter matured at MG Platunova still in childhood, strengthened acquaintance with the works of the great Russian painters Ivan Shishkin and VM Vasnetsov. After the village school he went to Kazan, he studied in the famous Kazan Art School, graduating in the first category and in 1906 went to St. Petersburg, where without entrance examinations was adopted in Higher Art School at the Academy of Arts, and then enrolled in the Academy of Arts. Platunov's teachers were wonderful Pavel Chistyakov and Chistyakov's student VE Savinskiy. Platunov graduated from the Academy in 1914.
During the First World War Platunov worked on the frontlines made sketches directly in the battle fields. After the October Revolution he taught drawing and painting in Workers' Clubs. He painted a number of portraits of famous cultural and art workers. In 1925 he traveled within the expedition of the All-Union Geological Society to the Northern Urals. There he painted a number of landscapes and ethnographic portraits of people from the Russian North. In 1926 ee traveled to the Southern Urals 1926, to Abkhazia (1927-1929), Turkestan (1929), Pechora (1930), and Kamchatka (1931). The landscapes painted during those trips were the basis of his monumental masterpieces. In 1937, M.G.Platunov sailed to the Arctic in the SADKO ice-breaker. During the Second World War the artists worked in Leningrad sieged by fascists. He created there a series of gouache paintings "Leningrad in the Blockade". In his post-war years, the artist painted landscapes of Russian nature. In 1961 he had a creative travel to France.
Starting from the first post-war years M.G. Platunov was a Professor of the Academy of Arts. He wrote a methodical text-book on drawing technique. In 1954 he was awarded with the title "The Honored Artists of the Russian Federation". The artist took an active part in the All-Union and Regional Exhibitions. His paintings are exhibited in the State Russian Museum, the State Tretyakov Gallery and other museums and private art collections both in Russia and abroad.
Museums, Libraries & Archives 1.MG Graphics Platunova in Kaluga Regional Art Museum (Kokhma) [in the old version of the site] 2.Collection of graphic works MG Platunova (1887-1974 [?]) - 298 pcs. xp. - GAM in "National Museum of the Republic of Mari El them. T. Evseeva "(Yoshkar-Ola) 3.Platunov MG Leningrad during World War II. Plaque on a moonlit night. 1942 / / Exhibition at the National Library of Russia "Road to Victory. Posters and postcards of the Great Patriotic War. " May 2009 4.Blockade diary. Paintings and Drawings besieged time from the State Museum of St. Petersburg. Exhibition at the Rumyantsev Mansion c July 6 September 12, 2005 5.Russian Museum (St. Petersburg): virtual branch / / www.virtualrm.spb.ru
Auction & Galleries
6.Platunov MG Pier winter. 1919. Oil on canvas, 65 x 81 cm Expert opinion belt, Musakova ON / December 2010, the directory / / Artkapital (Kiev), the gallery / / www.ak-artkapital.ua
Data & Information
7.Seleznev VI Portrait of the artist Mikhail Platunova. 1972 [Ivanov, 2007] 8.laktionov AF Arctic and Antarctic Museum (the 25th anniversary of the opening) / / Problems of the Arctic and Antarctic. Collection of articles. Vyp.12. 1963 9.Kuvshinskaya L. Son of Russian iconographer Cheremis-Turek / / Mari true. Yoshkar-Ola. 30.03.2007 10.The Soviet Art 1941 - 1945 / / www.bibliotekar.ru 11.Exhibition of Leningrad artists. The State Russian Museum. Leningrad. 1951 / / Maslivka - City of Artists 12.The man, who gave his life in Kamchatka: The 100th anniversary of BI Piip / / www.library.iks.ru 13.the Leningrad school of painting. Chronology / / SV Ivanov Unknown Socialist Realism. Leningrad School. St. Petersburg. NP-Print. 2007 14.Platunov, Michael G. / Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia / / www.ru.wikipedia.org 15.A. Zharov. Missing Stalino traveling exhibition of painting [1941] / / Donetsk: history, facts (poster). 30.09.2013 / / www.infodon.org.ua
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Congratulations to M. Bucciarelli who placed the winning bid of $3,000 for February's auction piece Vegetables" by Larisa Pavlovna Beshkinskaya, daughter of the famous Georgian artist Pavel Vasilyevich Beshkinsky.
For our March silent auction, we are pleased to offer the perfect work to celebrate Spring, "Awakening Stream" by Vladimir Viktorovich Filippov. Valued at $6,000- $7,000, the current high bid is just $3,500 with only a few hours to go.
One of Russia's most talented up-and-coming artists, Filippov is one of the Gallery's favorite painters has grown to be one of the most respected landscape artists painting in Russia today.
Filippov was trained, and lives in the renowned Russian art village "Akademicheskaya Dacha" or Academic Dacha, halfway between Moscow and St Petersburg. For more than 130 years, this village has been almost a sacred place for Russian artists. Filippov was introduced to theMcCarthey Gallery by the master painter Yuri Kugach (recently deceased at age 97), who was named as one of the top 10 artists of Russia in the twentieth century. Under this tutelage, Vladimir has become a respected and sought after Russian artist.
Filippov captures the native Russian countryside with a vivid intimacy that can be captured only by people who love and live close to the land. The contrasts and vividness of colors in "Lilac at the Pond" shows Filippov's high level of skill and his natural talent of representing the Russian countryside. The shadows and mood in this work accentuate the wonder of this painting. This painting would make an excellent addition to a mature collection or as a great painting to start your collection.
This is indeed a rare opportunity not to miss! Estimated at $5,000 to $6,000 with a current high bid of just $3,500.
We invite you to participate in this month's auction and thank everyone who placed bids last month. The next bid is $3,750, followed by minimum bidding increments of $250. Please note that you may place a maximum bid and the Gallery will bid on your behalf up to your maximum. The auction will end Monday March 31st at 7:00 pm. Follow all the bidding updates on the Gallery's web site.
Good Luck
Stephen Justesen, Gallery Director
BID FORM
Vladimir Viktorovich Filippov, "Awakening Stream" 27½'' x 23½'', 2009, Oil on Canvas Estimate $6,000- $7,000, Winning Bid $3,500 R. Pinola
Vladimir Viktorovich Filippov b. 1956
Vladimir V. Filippov was born in 1956 in Vyshniy Volochek. He spent his childhood in Novoye Kotchische Village, where such famous artists as brothers Sergei & Aleksei Tkachev lived. It was also not far from the Academic Dacha named after the great painter Ilya E. Repin. The Academic Dacha is a well-known Art Academy and artist community in Russia, and that creative atmosphere had a great influence on young Vladimir's creative future. Filippov spent long hours visiting artist's in their studios, admiring great artists and their paintings. Since childhood Vladimir's dream was to become an artist.
But at the beginning, Vladimir's way of life was altered from art. Having graduated from the Railway Collage, he enrolled in the Soviet Army. After his demobilization, he entered the Agricultural Academy. However, he never abandoned his dream to become an artist. Vladimir painted his first water-colored still life from nature in the studio of Nikolai A. Sysoev, who was an honored artist of the Soviet Union. He painted with great vigor under Sysoev's direction. Later on in 1970, he became acquainted with Peter I. Strakhov and Peter's wife Lia A. Ostrovaya, who were famous artists in Leningrad (St. Petersburg). Peter Straknov made great contributions and progress in Vladimir's creative development. Since 1970, Vladimir Filippov has devoted his life, full time to painting. He has been an enduring participant of all the local and regional exhibitions since 1980.
Since 1990 - Filippov has trained and worked under the Russian Realist masters Yuri P. Kugach (senior) and his son Mikhail Y. Kugach, who is now head of the Kugach Studio and a full member of the Russian Academy of Arts. Also, Vladimir has painted in the company of such wonderful artists as Grigory Chainikov and Andrei Zakharov. These artists' and close friends have played an important role in Vladimir's development as an artist. Filippov is one of the few artists continuing the great tradition of Russian Realistic Art
Vladimir Filippov is a member of the Union of Russian Artists since 2003. His paintings are exhibited in the Museums of Mogilev and Bobruisk (Republic of Byelorussia), in the Museum of Harbin (China), in many private art collections in Russia, Check Republic, Yugoslavia, Romania, Finland, Germany, China, and the USA. Vladimir works with the Moskvorechie Creative Association.
Vladimir V. Filippov took part in the following exhibitions: 1991 ??V Regional Fine Arts Exhibition "I Love this Land". 1994 Autumn Exhibition of Artists in the Town of Tver. 1996 ??VIII Zonal Fine Arts Exhibition "I Love this Land". 1998 Regional Exhibition in Tver. 1999 Regional Exhibition "The People's Love for Pushkin" devoted to 200-year of Pushkin's birthday. 2001 Personal Exhibition in Vyshniy Volochek. 2001 Town's Exhibition "The Summer Opening Day" in Vyshniy Volochek. 2005 The "Connection of Time" Exhibition in Mogilev, Byelorussia. He participated there with such famous artists as Yuri P. Kugach and M. Kugach. 2006 The "Modern Art of Russia" Exhibition in Moscow. 2007 The Exhibition in Vyshniy Volochek with Kugach's dynasty and B. Petrenko. 2008 The Exhibition of the Moskvorechie Creative Association in Moscow. 2009 The All-Russian Exhibition in Moscow. 2009 The Anniversary Exhibition of the Russian Painters' Union in Tver. 2010 The Exhibition of the Moskvorechie Creative Association in Moscow. 2010 The Exhibition of the Moskvorechie Creative Association in Velikiy Novgorod. 2011 The Exhibition of the Moskvorechie Creative Association in Moscow. 2011 The Exhibition of the Moskvorechie Creative Association in Central Palace of Artists in Moscow.
As our September auction choice, we are pleased to present a work perfect for the fall season and especially appealing for any art and wine enthusiast, "Autumn Vineyard, Gurzuf", by Sergei Nikolaevich Vedeneyev, valued at $4,000- $5,000.
Russian art dealer and a partner at the Thomas Kearns McCarthey Gallery, Jim Dabakis, noticed this month's auction painting and commented that the landscape was one of his favorite paintings. "It has a starkness combined with a fascinating composition and a color pallet that has a bite. Put it all together and you have a most interesting landscape that changes with the light and the season."
Sergei Nikolaevich Vedeneyev, "Autumn Vineyard, Gurzuf" 19¾'' x 27¼'', 1960, Oil on Board $4,000- $5,000 Estimate, Winning Bid, $2,000 by M. Birmingham
For some extra fun this month, in addition to receiving the painting, the winning bidder will also receive a bottle of Crimean wine from the famous Massandra Winery as a thank you gift from me personally. The Massandra winery was built in the late 19th century for the express purpose of supplying wines for the Tsar's summer Palace,near Yalta. Today, the Massandra winery has one of the largest wine collections in the world that numbers over a million vintage wine bottles.
BID FORM
Vineyard in Gurzuf
Don't miss out on the fun and the opportunity to add a wonderful work by a great artist to your collection. Place yourbid today!
Bids in minimum increments of $250 will be accpted until 6:00 pm Monday September 30th. Follow all the bidding updates on the Gallery's web site.
Good Luck,
Stephen Justesen, Gallery Director
BID FORM
Sergey NikolayevichVedeneev, 1918- 1998
Kostroma
Sergey Nikolayevich Vedeneev was born in the Smolenskaya Village in the Yaroslav Region on August 11, 1908. From 1935 to 1937 he studied at Art at the prestigious University of Yaroslavl under the guidance of professor S.F. Shitov. Later, from 1937 to 1940 he moved to Ivanovo where he worked and studied in the Studio of N.P. Serekin.
In 1946 he moved to Kostroma and began painting. From that time he actively participated in many City, Regional and Republican Art Exhibitions. Several personal exhibitions of the artists were held in his home town of Kostroma. In addition to his work as painter he also illustrated many books, including those of J. Verne and L.Panteleev for the Regional Publishing House in Kostroma. Sergey Nikolayevich Vedeneev continued the traditions of the Russian realistic Art School. He painted genre composition, portraits, landscapes. The artist's paintings can be found in museums' and private art collections in Russia and abroad.
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