Discover Oil Painting "Relaxation" - A Masterpiece by Yarovoy Stepan Kalinovich
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Welcome to the world of art with "Relaxation," an exquisite creation by the renowned Ukrainian painter, Yarovoy Stepan Kalinovich. 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.
Oil Painting "Relaxation" by Yarovoy Stepan Kalinovich
Artwork Details
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Title: "Relaxation"
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Artist: Yarovoy Stepan Kalinovich
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Size: 30x39 cm (11.81x15.35 inches)
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Frame Size: 44x54 cm (17.32x21.25 inches)
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Medium: Oil on cardboard
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Technique: Hand-painted, an original painting from our collection
Condition and Detailed Viewing
This artwork is in excellent condition. You can fully appreciate every aspect of "Relaxation" by examining the edges, corners, and the back side of the painting in the detailed photos provided.
About the Artist
Stepan Kalinovich Yarovoy, a distinguished Ukrainian painter, was born on October 19, 1913, in the village of Barvinkovo, Kharkiv region. In 1936, he relocated to Crimea, where his artistic journey truly began. Yarovoy's talent flourished when he joined the art studio of the Yalta House of Folk Art in 1939.
During the Great Patriotic War, Yarovoy served his country and received military awards for his bravery. After the war, he continued his artistic pursuits by studying at the Moscow Central Art Studio "Vsekohudozhnika" under the guidance of his teacher, B. Johanson.
Yarovoy's expertise lay in easel painting, with a focus on landscapes and marine scenes. He became a member of the Crimean organization of the Union of Artists of the USSR in 1958.
The artist's works were exhibited at regional, republican, and all-Union exhibitions, as well as international exhibitions in Hungary, Japan, and France. He held personal exhibitions in Yalta, Simferopol, Sevastopol, and Yalta.
Yarovoy Stepan Kalinovich passed away on July 3, 1988, in Yalta. His artistic legacy lives on in museums across Ukraine and in private collections worldwide, including Russia, Poland, France, Germany, Japan, Finland, and Canada.
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