Oil painting Lilac bouquet Kisel Ivan Gordeevich

№Vern 918


*** ABOUT THIS PAINTING ***
* TITLE: "Lilac bouquet"
* ARTISTS: Kisel Ivan Gordeevich
* SIZE: 90x65 cm/'35.43x25.59 inches'
* MEDIUM: oil, canvas
* HAND PAINTED: Original painting from our collection
* CONDITION: we tried to convey the maximum information with the help of photos about this product
* This painting presented in our catalog

About the artist: January 17, 1896 (the village of Mironovka, Kiev province) - July 25, 1971 (Kiev)

Painter, graphic artist, arts and crafts artist

He studied at the Kiev Art School (graduated in 1918) and the Kiev State Art Institute (1919–1925) with V. G. and F. G. Krichevsky.

He lived in Kiev. He executed drawings for decorative fabrics, woven panels and tapestries ("Kakhovka", "Dneproges"), furniture designs, design sketches for public buildings (1928–1933, 1955–1958). He illustrated books for the Kiev publishing house "Culture": the collection "Miracles without miracles", "Hens sleep" by V. S. Shervinsky, "Neither prey nor sense" by S. Z. Fedorchenko (all - 1929) and others.

He painted thematic paintings, landscapes, portraits, still lifes. The author of the paintings “Border Guard” (1937), “Crossing” (1943), “Vyborg Fortress” (1945), “T. G. Shevchenko among children in Ukraine ”(1946),“ Kiev TPP ”(1946–1947),“ Collective farm floriculture ”(1949),“ Winter. Hoarfrost ”(1951),“ Wave ”(1957),“ Dnieper near Kanev ”(1958),“ Surf ”(1964),“ Blossoming Apple Tree ”(1971); series "Boryspil oil fields" (1947) and others. During the war years he was at the front; created a series of graphic portraits of war veterans (sanguine, coal).

Since 1924 - participant of exhibitions (professional exhibition of the Fine Arts section of Vserabis in Kiev). Member and exhibitor of the Association of Artists of Red Ukraine (1927–1931). Participant in the All-Ukrainian anniversary exhibition dedicated to the 10th anniversary of the October Revolution (1927; traveling around the cities of Ukraine), the 3rd All-Ukrainian art exhibition of the People's Commissariat of the Ukrainian SSR (1930; traveling around the cities of Ukraine), the Republican Shevchenko exhibition (1941), an exhibition of works by artists participating in World War II (1946), Ukrainian art exhibitions (1948, 1950), the exhibition of fine art of the Ukrainian SSR (1951), the anniversary art exhibition of the Ukrainian SSR (1957), an art exhibition dedicated to the 100th anniversary of the death of T. G. Shevchenko (1961) in Kiev, 1st exhibition of works by front-line artists (1943), 3rd exhibition of artists of the Leningrad Front (1945) in Leningrad and others. Held solo exhibitions in Vyborg (1945), Kiev (1955/1956).

He taught at the Art College (1925–1931) and the Photokinotechnical College (1930–1932) in Kiev.

The artist’s memorial exhibition was held in Kiev (1973).

Creativity is represented in a number of museum collections, in particular in the National Museum of the History of Ukraine in Kiev, Kiev State Museum named after T. G. Shevchenko in Kiev, Kanev Museum-Reserve T. G. Shevchenko, Chernihiv Literary and Memorial Museum of M. M. Kotsyubinsky.