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1883 Chernigov, Russia - 1955 Moscow, Russia. Known for: Design.
People’s artist of the USSR. A full member of the Academy of Arts of the USSR. Since 1947 became a vice-president of the Academy of Arts. Five-time laureate of the Stalin Prize. The principal artist... Read full biography
People’s artist of the USSR. A full member of the Academy of Arts of the USSR. Since 1947 became a vice-president of the Academy of Arts. Five-time laureate of the Stalin Prize. The principal artist of the State Academic Bolshoy Theatre (1921-1953). In 1907 he graduated from Stroganovskoe College... Read full biography
People’s artist of the USSR. A full member of the Academy of Arts of the USSR. Since 1947 became a vice-president of the Academy of Arts. Five-time laureate of the Stalin Prize. The principal artist of the State Academic Bolshoy Theatre (1921-1953). In 1907 he graduated from Stroganovskoe College of Arts, department of decoration design, as a gold medalist. Studied under Konstantin Korovin and Mikhail Vrubel. Worked for Zimin`s Private Opera Theatre, became a bid winner for scenery decorating... Read full biography
People’s artist of the USSR. A full member of the Academy of Arts of the USSR. Since 1947 became a vice-president of the Academy of Arts. Five-time laureate of the Stalin Prize. The principal artist of the State Academic Bolshoy Theatre (1921-1953). In 1907 he graduated from Stroganovskoe College of Arts, department of decoration design, as a gold medalist. Studied under Konstantin Korovin and Mikhail Vrubel. Worked for Zimin`s Private Opera Theatre, became a bid winner for scenery decorating to Bizet's opera Carmen staged at this theatre. Was awarded the first prize for the sketches to Sadko opera. Created the scenery for Modest Musorgsky’s Hovanshchina, performance of which took place in Paris at the stage of Grand Opera. Made sceneries... Read full biography
People’s artist of the USSR. A full member of the Academy of Arts of the USSR. Since 1947 became a vice-president of the Academy of Arts. Five-time laureate of the Stalin Prize. The principal artist of the State Academic Bolshoy Theatre (1921-1953). In 1907 he graduated from Stroganovskoe College of Arts, department of decoration design, as a gold medalist. Studied under Konstantin Korovin and Mikhail Vrubel. Worked for Zimin`s Private Opera Theatre, became a bid winner for scenery decorating to Bizet's opera Carmen staged at this theatre. Was awarded the first prize for the sketches to Sadko opera. Created the scenery for Modest Musorgsky’s Hovanshchina, performance of which took place in Paris at the stage of Grand Opera. Made sceneries for Boris Godunov and Emelyan Pugachev, Prince Ig... Read full biography