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Polish Jewish sculptor, teacher. Born in the family of Phoebus Bloch in Warsaw (1885). Studied at the Odessa School of Art (first half of 1900s) and under Vladimir Beklemishev at the Imperial Academy...
Sculptor, graphic artist, teacher. Born in the family of Vasily Grube in the village of Grigorievka in Ufa Province (1894). Studied at Penza School of Art (1905–13) and Petrograd University (1914–16)...
Painter, graphic artist, installation artist, teacher. Born in the family of a military serviceman called Grigory Nazarenko in Moscow (1944). Studied at the Moscow Secondary School of Art (1955–62) a...
Painter, graphic artist. Born in the family of architect Igor Nesterov in Moscow (1944). Studied at the Moscow Secondary School of Art (1955–62) and under Dmitry Zhilinsky at the Vasily Surikov Insti...
Painter, graphic artist. Wife of Alexander Sitnikov, mother of Natalia Sitnikova. Born in Moscow (1951) in the family of artists Vasily Bulgakov (1917–1970) and Matilda Halpern (1919–1998). Studied a...
Painter, graphic artist. Born in the family of Boris Romanov in Moscow (1944). Studied at the Moscow Secondary School of Art (1956–63) and under Claudia Tutevol at the Vasily Surikov Institute of Art...
Sculptress. Born in the family of Pavel Krupin in the town of Shuya to the south-west of Ivanovo-Voznesensk (1912). Studied under Alexander Matveyev at the Institute of Painting, Sculpture and Archit...
Graphic artist, painter, caricaturist, poster designer, illustrator, theatrical designer. Born in the family of Vasily Kupriyanov in the small town of Tetyushi on the River Volga between Simbirsk (re...
Graphic artist, painter, illustrator, designer, applied artist. Born in the family of Vasily Alexeyev in the town of Morshansk in the north of Tambov Province (1894). Studied painting under Fyodor Kr...
Graphic artist, painter, poster designer. Born in the family of Peter Klettenberg in the city of Reval (now Tallinn) in Estonia (1907). Worked as an apprentice and a practical student in the agitprop...