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Spring Show!
May 18th – June 3rd
Featuring Phil Saxon
And
Many Wonderful New Pieces

Russian Artists

Sergey Chursanov

Sergey Chursanov was born in 1961 in Gremjachie, Russia. Most of his childhood was spent along the banks of the Don River, where he developed a love of nature and animals. He attended Art College with a focus on art miniatures and later joined the faculty of the Moscow Textile Institute where he worked as a designer. But his true love was always painting. Chursanov finds great pleasure in creating scenes from nature. His work often incorporates architectural elements and is usually light, airy and atmospheric, with lots of texture. In addition to his many creative talents, Chursanov loves sports and, in his soul, is a soldier. He has achieved the highest ranks in Karate.

“Nantucket in Bloom”
Original oil on canvas
38” x 32” (framed)
$3,150 (framed)
SOLD

Alex Dobrowsky

Born in 1963 in Russia, Alex Dobrowsky showed talent at an early age, resulting in his attendance at The Academy for Gifted Children and later at the Repin Academy of Fine Arts, both in St. Petersburg, Russia. Later he studied with artist, Suvorov. He has developed a figurative style in oil reminiscent of French artist Paul Chagall that is primitive, yet sophisticated. His subject matter seems sentimental as it includes Russian folk images of musicians and peasants. Whimsical images of figures, both at rest and play, set in muted landscapes celebrate the past and remind the viewer of the days before high technology. Alex Dobrowsky has repeatedly demonstrated his innate artistic talents through his numerous exhibitions around Europe.

“Piano by the Sea”
Tempra on board
12” x 14” @ $820 (framed)

“Piano Inspiration”
Tempra on board
12” x 14” @ $820 (framed)

“Playing the Pipes”
Tempra on board
12” x 14” @ $820 (framed)

“The Flute Player”
Tempra on board
12” x 14” @ $820 (framed)

“Guardian Angel”
Tempra on board
12” x 14” @
SOLD

“Baritone Dreams”
Tempra on board
13” x 12” @ $820 (framed)

“Piano Solo”
Tempra on board
12” x 14” @
SOLD

“Naptime”
Tempra on board
14” x 12” @ $820 (framed)

“One Man Band”
Tempra on board
15” x 12” @
SOLD

“Strumming”
Tempra on board
15” x 12” @ $820 (framed)

Eventov

Maya Eventov born in Leningrad (now St. Petersburg) and grew up around art. She studied at the St. Petersburg State Academy of Industrial and Applied Arts beginning at age six. She graduated in 1987 with a master's degree in Graphic Design and began working as a illustrator for children's books. Eventov's paintings are characterized by a thick application of acrylic paint using a selection of different-sized palette knives. The paint is applied as both blended and pure colors. Smaller knives are used to create depth and detail in her paintings. She then uses a series of varnishes designed to create a wet paint effect. After the fall of the Iron Curtain, Maya immigrated to Canada where she now works and lives with her family. Her work can be found in collections throughout Canada, Great Britain and the United States.

“Looking Through the Birch”
Original acrylic on canvas
36” x 60” @ $4,700 (unframed - gallery wrap)

“Birch”
Original acrylic on canvas
30” x 40” @
SOLD

“Close-up Birch”
Original acrylic on canvas
36” x 18” @ $1,750 (unframed - gallery wrap)

Yevgeny Khrykin

Born in 1972 in Smolensk, Russia, Yevgeny Khrykin was raised in Kiev, where his father was employed as a graphic designer. In addition to Khrykin’s childhood love of drawing caricatures of his schoolmates and teachers, he also taught himself to play the piano and the guitar and composed original music. Khrykin initially studied architecture in college, but ultimately gravitated to art, studying at the Art College of Yaroslavl and the Art College of St. Petersburg. As a hobby, Khrykin constructs miniatures of churches, historic homes, buildings and mills, which he gives to his friends. His paintings reflect his love of architecture with the natural settings of sincere simplicity. He exhibits extraordinary attention to detail, combined with his great appreciation of nature, creating a realism that is warm as well as dramatic. Khrykin’s work is exhibited throughout Europe and the United States.

“Cities Shimmering Light Play”
Original oil on canvas
24 x 36” (unframed)
$2,800 (unframed)
SOLD

Dmitriy V. Proshkin

Dmitriy Proshkin was born in 1973 in Ufa, Russia.  He studied at Ufa’s College of Art between 1988 and 1992, and upon passing the entrance board, began his five year study at Ufa’s Art Institute.  Proshkin’s work is heavily influenced by the masters of landscape, including such great artists as Claude Monet, Pissaro, Sisley and Marke.  He has also extensively studied the Russian masters, including Korovin, Shiskin, Savrosov, Vassilev and Levitan.  The elevated tradition of the Russian masters has become fundamental to him and has served as a guidebook in his own creative development.  Dmitriy’s work can be found in private collections in Russia and throughout Europe and the United States.

“New York Times Square I"
Oil on board
44" x 32" (framed)
$1,750 (framed)

“Times Square II"
Oil on board
44" x 32" (framed)
$1,750 (framed)

Yuri Tremler

Yuri Tremler was born in the Ukraine in 1961. He attended the College of the Arts in Kharkov and continued his studies at Kharkov Art & Design Academy and at the Gall Design School in Germany. He now lives and works in Israel. Tremler is best known for his use of the female form, contrasted with geometric shapes in his paintings. Vertical and horizontal lines often swim and blur, coming to a halt in scattered, multicolored cubes. His work is exhibited throughout Israel and the United States.

“After Hours”
Original oil on canvas
24” x 36” (unframed)
$2,400 (unframed)

“Catching Up”
Serigraph on board
16” x 34” (unframed)
24” x 42” (framed)
SOLD