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Still Life with Shells and Asian Vessels1993. Watercolor and Indian ink on paper. 26x24. Private collection, USA |
Still Life with Three Jugs1983. Watercolor and Indian ink on paper. 26x24. Private collection, USA |
Still Life with Oil Lamp1986. Watercolor, tempera and Indian ink on paper. 26x24. Private collection, Russia |
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Study in Three Parts. Red, Yellow, Blue 1992. Oil on
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Study in Three Parts. Red, Blue, Yellow 1992. Oil on
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Study in Three Parts. Yellow, Red, Blue 1992. Oil on
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Non–sentimental Journey in 12. №1
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Non–sentimental Journey in 12. №41995. Seriography on paper. 25.2х24.8. Yaroslavl Art Museum, Russia |
Non–sentimental Journey in 12. №61995. Seriography on paper. 25.2х24.8. Yaroslavl Art Museum, Russia |
Non–sentimental Journey in 12. №111995. Seriography on paper. 25.2х24.8. Yaroslavl Art Museum, Russia |
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Still Life with Drugstore Appliances1997. Acrylic on canvas. 52х62. Stolen in USA |
Still Life with Bottle and Coconut1994. Tempera on fiberboard. 40х60. Stolen in USA |
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Sheet #3 from Ten Pink Drawings series1997–1998. Acrylic on paper. 74х42. Private collection, Russia |
Sheet #4 from Ten Pink Drawings series1997–1998. Acrylic on paper. 76х52. Private collection, Russia |
Sheet #8 from Ten Pink Drawings series1997–1998. Acrylic on paper. 74х42. Private collection, Russia |
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Energetic Woman #1. Study in Three Parts2002. Colored paper, stapler, applique. 50х35 (3). Private collection, Russia |
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Big Energetic Woman. Study in Three Parts2000. Colored paper, stapler and applique. 90х180. State Russian Museum, Russia |
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Composition with Two Figures2002. Decoupage, сolored paper. 85х60. Private collection, Russia |
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One, Two, Three2006. Decoupage, сolored paper. 100х70 (3). Private collection, France |
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Triangles in the Square2006. Decoupage, сolored paper. 75х75 (3). Private collection, France |
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New Rules of Counting2006. Decoupage, сolored paper. 210х210. Private collection, France |
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Homage to Yves Klein2006. Decoupage, сolored paper. 99х99 |
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Vladimir Nikolayevsky was born in
1957.
A painter, graphic artist, designer and publisher, Nikolayevsky developed a style of his own on the basis of scumbling technique, which was used in medieval Russian art. Nikolayevsky graduated from the Moscow Art School of Commercial Advertising in 1977, took private icon painting classes, was involved in church interior decoration and the manufacture of church utensils and did mosaics for public buildings. Since 1984 he has engaged in typographical design and cooperated with various publishers. His designs have been used in numerous posters, booklets, art exhibition catalogues, books of reproductions, etc. A member of the Moscow Artists Union and the International Federation of Artists (IFA), Nikolayevsky participated in different shows, including: the museum inauguration
exhibition, the Moscow Museum of Contemporary Art, Moscow, 1999
"Spatial Games with Repetition" solo show, the Yaroslavl Art Museum, Yaroslavl, 2001 "Collage in Russia" exhibition, the Pushkin Museum of Fine Arts, the State Tretyakov Gallery, Moscow "Artists without Borders-2", the Moscow Museum of Contemporary Art, Moscow, 2005 "Collage in Russia" exhibition, the State Russian Museum, St. Petersburg, 2005-2006 solo show, Galerie Amarica, Paris, 2007 solo show, Galerie Mailletz, Paris, 2007 "New Rules of Counting" solo show, Cite Internationale des Arts, Paris, 2007 "75 Years of the Moscow Artists Union", the Central House of Artists, Moscow, 2008 Works by Vladimir Nikolayevsky can be found in the collections of the State Russian Museum (St. Petersburg), Moscow's Museum of Contemporary Art and the Yaroslavl Art Museum, as well as in private collections inside and outside Russia. |
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e-mail: vladimir.nikolaevsky@gmail.com
Phone: +7 495 7083589, +7 495 7083591