From time to time I reintroduce blog readers to my friend Allan Gamborg, who has enjoyed much success in his "second" (third? fifth?) career as a purveyor and advocate of Soviet-era art and artists.
Not only has he been able to make a living as a dealer, but his work has exposed to the world numerous underappreciated artists who may have been forgotten had not Allan taken an interest in them.
As in the past, permit me to thank Allan for his boundless hospitality and to share his latest posting. You need not be a Commie to enjoy the links to Allan's on-line galleries.
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Dear Friends,
We have a series of new exhibitions on the Gamborg Gallery on the web:
THEMES
Soviet Car Industry
A series of watercolours, drawings and lithographs showing the assembly line during the 1970s at various Soviet car plants, e.g. Avtovaz (Lada), Moskvich, and Kamaz. Artists featured are are Lyudmila Bobrovnikova, Nikolai Schumkin and Mikhail Rojter.
ARTISTS
Svetlana Ryazanova (1927-2005)
Well known Moscow artist. The exhibition shows her original gouache postcard designs, and a series of her expressionistic and colourful Southern landscapes.
Pyotr Maiorov (1914-1994)
Oil painting with a wonderful light, by one of the major artist of the city of Voronezh of the 1950s-1960s
BOOK ILLUSTRATIONS
Harvest (Жатва) (Lipa Rojter)
Illustration to the book "Жатва" (Harvest) by Galina Nikolaeva of 1950. The book won the Stalin prize in 1951.
The Grimy Girl (Девочка чумазая) (Marina Uspenskaya)
Illustrations by Marina Uspenskaya to the book from 1961 by Agnia Barto.
Enjoy the shows !
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1 comment:
hey, thanks for sharing, some great work in this galley!
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