Oil painting Boat port Novikovsky Vladimir Ogeevich

A Kiev Artist's Maritime Tribute Oil Painting "Boat Port" by Vladimir Ogeevich Novikovsky

Discovering "Boat Port" by Vladimir Ogeevich Novikovsky

"Boat Port" by the talented Kiev artist Vladimir Ogeevich Novikovsky is a captivating piece that pays homage to maritime life. This original oil painting is a valuable addition to our exclusive collection, showcasing Novikovsky's unique artistic prowess. Our gallery proudly presents this original oil painting, a timeless piece that embodies the essence of artistic excellence. Explore the details of this magnificent artwork, and delve into the captivating narrative it holds.

Unveiling Oil Painting "Boat Port"

Artwork Details

• Title: Boat Port
• Artist: Vladimir Ogeevich Novikovsky
• Size: 34x25 cm (13.38x9.84 inches)
• Medium: Oil on cardboard
• Technique: This painting is an original masterpiece from our exclusive collection, reflecting Vladimir Ogeevich Novikovsky's distinctive artistic style.

Impeccable Condition and Meticulous Detailing

We take great pride in presenting "Boat Port" in its impeccable condition. Every edge, corner, and the backside of the painting are visible in our detailed photos, allowing you to admire the artist's meticulous attention to detail.

Vladimir Ogeevich Novikovsky: A Kiev Artist's Journey

Vladimir Ogeevich Novikovsky was born in Zhytomyr on November 21, 1931. His life's journey was deeply intertwined with the world of art. He embarked on his artistic education at the Kiev Art Institute, completing his studies in 1958. Subsequently, he continued his creative development at the creative workshops of the USSR Academy of Arts in Kiev, a pivotal step that refined his artistic skills in various domains.

During his educational journey, Novikovsky was fortunate to be guided by accomplished mentors and teachers, including M. Sharonov, O. Pashchenko, S. Yerzhikovsky, M. Deregus, L. Chichkan, I. Pleschinsky, O. Danchenko, I. Selivanov, and M. Ivanov. These influences shaped his distinctive style and artistic vision.

Novikovsky's artistic contributions extended to both easel and book graphics. He crafted a diverse body of work, with notable pieces such as the lithograph series "Metallurgists of the Dnieper" (1957 - 1958), "On the seven-year Ukrainian new buildings" (1959 - 1960), "Based on T. G. Shevchenko" (1960), and "On the work of people" (1961 - 1962). His series of etchings, "Workers of Chornomorye" (1963 - 1965), stood out as a significant achievement in his artistic career.

Novikovsky actively participated in numerous exhibitions, including regional showcases since 1957, all-union exhibitions since 1958, and even international exhibitions since 1959. His work was widely recognized, and he was honored with a prestigious medal for his contributions to the world of art.

A Legacy of Maritime Tribute

"Boat Port" by Vladimir Ogeevich Novikovsky is a testament to his artistic prowess. The painting beautifully captures the maritime essence, paying homage to the life and traditions associated with boat ports.

Experience "Boat Port"

"Boat Port" by Vladimir Ogeevich Novikovsky is more than a painting; it is a maritime tribute, a window into the world of Kiev's artistic heritage. If you have any questions or wish to explore this captivating artwork further, we are here to assist you. If you are interested in a similar picture, then get acquainted with other seascapes.