Oil painting White Rose Glyuk Gavriil Martynovich

№Verns 293


*** ABOUT THIS PAINTING ***
* TITLE: "White Rose"
* ARTISTS: Glyuk Gavriil Martynovich
* SIZE: 56x45 cm/'22.04x17.71 inches'
* MEDIUM: oil, cardboard
* HAND PAINTED: Original painting from our collection
* CONDITION: we tried to convey the maximum information with the help of photos about this product

About the artist: Ukrainian painter and graphic artist.
Gavriil Martynovich Gluck was born on May 6 (19), 1912 in Sighet (now Romania).

From 1928 to 1931 he studied at the Budapest School of Art and Industry.
In the years 1931-1933. He studied in Budapest at the Higher School of Fine Arts, and from 1940 to 1941 - at the Chisinau Art College.
Since the 1940s - A participant in republican, all-union and international exhibitions.
Member of the Union of Artists of Moldova since 1945.
Since 1954, Gluck G.M. is a member of the Transcarpathian organization of the Union of Artists of Ukraine.
In 1956 he received a diploma from the Venice Exhibition, and in 1958 he received a diploma and a Grand Silver Medal at an exhibition in Brussels.
Honored Artist of the USSR since 1963

The main works: “Village Street” (1947), “On Vacation” (1950), “Lumberjacks on a Watch of Peace” (1950−1951), “Lumberjacks” (1954), “Mountain Landscape” (1962), “Evening” ( 1967), “Hammering” (1970), “The Man from Solotvin” (1974), “Girls in the Field” (1977), the series “Childhood” (1978−1981).

Personal exhibitions: 1963 - Uzhgorod; 1964 - Kiev, Kharkov; 1975, 1982 - Uzhgorod. On the account of the artist participated in more than one hundred and fifty art exhibitions.

Critics and art historians - contemporaries of the artist - emphasized vivid imagery and nationality in the work of Gluck. For example, art critic E. Polyanskaya notes “the artist’s constant craving for portraying workers is a hallmark of the work of the artist-realist. One of the best works of Gabriel Martynovich is considered - "Lumberjacks on a Watch of the World" (1950). There is no far-fetchedness, artificiality, on the contrary, the figures of lumberjacks, bathed in the sun, brightly lit and monumental. The artist continued to work on the theme of the working man and his relationship with the outside world. The forest owners - people and equipment - were emphasized in the works of G. M. Gluck. That is why the next work, which brought the artist European and world fame, was the picturesque work "Lumberjacks" (1954). Step by step, the author approached the creation of his famous canvas, practiced many sketches and a large number of artistic sketches and attempts. In his works, the artist focused on the goodwill and friendliness of people. This kindness and openness to the world will become the leitmotif of the artist’s creativity ”(V. Mishanich“ Vidatnі Zakarpattia artists ”).

The works of G. M. Gluck are stored in the State Tretyakov Gallery, National Art Museum of Ukraine, Transcarpathian Art Museum. I. Bokshaya, in numerous museum, gallery and private collections in Ukraine and beyond.