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Artist. Born in the family of Mikhail Orlov in Leningrad (1959). Took up art (1977) and studied in Nikolai Sychyov’s studio. Member of the Fellowship of Experimental Fine Art (1984) and the Free Cult...
Painter, graphic artist, actionist. Born in the family of Alexander Nikiforov in Tallinn (1947). Moved to Leningrad (1952). Helped to found the Radical Creative Unification based on the exhibition an...
Painter, graphic artist. Born in the family of Alexander Zharkikh in Tikhoretsk in Kuban Region (1938). Studied at Naval Academy (1958–61) and the Vera Mukhina School of Art in Leningrad (1961–67). F...
Painter. Born in the family of Alexei Tikhomirov in Pargolovo near Leningrad (1956). Graduated from the Leningrad School of Commerce and worked as a decorator. Took up painting under the guidance of ...
Artist. Born in the family of Dmitry Dukhovlinov in Daugavpils in Latvia (1950). Graduated from school of art in Theodosia. Moved to Leningrad (1976). Studied restoration at the Vladimir Serov School...
Painter, graphic artist, sculptress. Born in the family of Vladimir Zhilin in Leningrad (1933). Studied at the Tauride/Vladimir Serov School of Art (1950/51–55). Member of the Fellowship of Experimen...
Painter, graphic artist, sculptress. Born in the family of Nikolai Figurin in Ventspils in Latvia (1955). Studied at the Leningrad Institute of Aviation Construction (1974–79). Took up painting (1976...
Painter, graphic artist. Father of Dmitry Shagin. Born in the family of Nikolai Shagin in Leningrad (1932). Studied at the Academy of Arts Secondary School of Drawing (1945–51, expelled) and the Vlad...
Painter, graphic artist. Born in the family of Semyon Viderman in Sebastopole (1945). Studied at the Odessa School of Art (1959–64) and under Valentina Rakhina and Guerman Yegoshin at the Vera Mukhin...
Painter, graphic artist. Born in the family of Mikhail Orlov in Leningrad (1952). Studied at the Leningrad College of Seafaring (1968–72) and the Vladimir Serov School of Art in Leningrad (1975–77). ...