This color linocut goes beyond simply depicting traditional urban scenes and attire. The work embodies a view from behind the Iron Curtain, showing through the eyes of a Ukrainian-Soviet artist a corner of Paris and the bohemian atmosphere that reigns in the neighborhood.
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Name: Paris, Montmartre's everyday life (“Around Europe” series)
Artist: George Malakov (1928-1979)
Year: 1962
Medium: Color Linocut
Sheet Size: 47 x 61 cm. or 18.5 x 25 inches
Condition: Excellent vintage condition
Style: Cityscape
George Malakov's work was influenced by his extraordinary artistic memory. He could reproduce in detail what he had seen only once in a drawing, which always impressed his teachers. And what he observed as a teenager during the terrible years of the war became the richest material for the works he created decades later. He worked in the field of magazine and newspaper illustration in the magazines “Ukraine”, “Knowledge and Labor”, “Start”, “Pioneering”, “Malyatko”, “Zirka” and others. He has participated in exhibitions since 1943, republican ones since 1957, all-Union ones since 1961, and foreign ones since 1956. Exhibition of Ukrainian art in Moscow (1967). International exhibition in Paris (1971) - where his works were highly praised by critics. In addition, he participated in numerous exhibitions in Kyiv, where his paintings attracted the attention of viewers and collectors.
If you are an art collector, investor or want to enrich your living space, this piece will become a striking focal point. It is the perfect addition to your Eastern European art collection. This work of art is not just a piece of jewelry, but a piece of cultural history, reflecting the romantic ideals and artistic heritage of Ukrainian Art.
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