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1875 - 1919

Oleksandr Murashko

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Olexander Murashko was an outstanding Ukrainian artist, a student and nephew of N. I. Murashko, the founder of the Kiev drawing school, a student of I. Repin and A. Azhbe.

Born into the family of a talented woodcarver A. Murashko and Maria Krachkovskaya.

Master of portrait and to a lesser extent landscape painting, who was at the forefront of the organization and the beginning of the functioning of the Art Academy of Ukraine. At the beginning of his career, he worked in a realistic style, close to the principles of the Wanderers, then – in the style of Impressionism. Synthesizing the basic attitudes of Impressionism in addressing the real and the search for modernists in Munich in the field of folk culture, Murashko created a unique style that did not look like any other in artistic Europe of the early 20th century.

Key ideas:

– For A. Murashko it was obvious that no matter how much contemporary an artist is, without the traditions of the old school, he would never really learn to work. Therefore, he relied on a strong academic school with attention to detail in his work. However, in his paintings, the artist soon abandoned excessive details, believing that “little things are not important. The main thing is to see the soul. ”

– Considering that French Impressionism lacks rigor, A. Murashko developed a technique in which strokes were not too chaotic so that the main object was not lost behind the screen of emotions. At the same time, bright vital colors gradually become the author’s technique.

– Studying in Munich, where Art Nouveau dominated at that time, Murashko learned and made the use of wave lines, which are assembled into a single whole, spelled out in details, a part of his own concept. Another key idea perceived from the aesthetic basis of modernism is an appeal to the folk tradition and myths, which was expressed, for example, in the use of motifs of national ornament, national life and history.

Oleksandr Murashko

On Artist

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Impressionism

Modern

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Apollinaria Vasnetsov

Boris Kustodiev

Jan Stanislavsky

Adrian Prakhov

Dmitry Kardovsky

Michael Latry

artists

Claude Monet

Nikolay Murashko

Victor Vasnetsov

Mikhail Nesterov

Ilya Repin

Diego Velazquez

Anton Azhbe

Mikhail Vrubel

By Artist

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Modenism

friends

Anatoly Petritsky

Philip Malyavin

Nikolay Pimonenko

artists

Abram Manevich

Mikhail Boychuk

George Narbut

Fedor Krichevsky

Alexander Bogomazov

Alexandra Exter

Nisson Shifrin

Boris Aronson

Alexander Tyshler

Solomon Nikritin

Mark Epstein

Baruch Goldfine

Issahar-Ber Fisherman

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Mediums: oil, canvas. Location: National Art Museum of Ukraine, Kiev.

1914

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Mediums: oil, canvas. Location: National Art Museum of Ukraine, Kiev.

1914

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Mediums: oil, canvas. Location: National Art Museum of Ukraine, Kiev.

1910

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Location: National Art Museum of Ukraine, Kiev.

1909

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Mediums: oil, wooden board. Location: Royal Gallery, Bucharest.

1906

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Mediums: oil, canvas. Location: This work was purchased at the exhibition for the Museum of Fine Arts in Budapest. In NAMU, etudes for the picture are stored.

1905 - 1909

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Mediums: oil, canvas. Location: National Art Museum of Ukraine, Kiev.

1902 - 1903

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Mediums: oil, canvas. Location: National Art Museum of Ukraine, Kiev.

1902 - 1903