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1926 Balki - 2005. Known for: Painting.
Grigoryi Andryievitch Shponko (B. 1926, Balki). People's Artist of USSR. Born in Balki, Zhaporozhe region, Ukraine. He studied at Kiev Art Institute until 1953. Active in Kiev, Ukraine. Since 1960,... Read full biography
Grigoryi Andryievitch Shponko (B. 1926, Balki). People's Artist of USSR. Born in Balki, Zhaporozhe region, Ukraine. He studied at Kiev Art Institute until 1953. Active in Kiev, Ukraine. Since 1960, he regularly participated at All-Union and Republican arts exhibitions. As representative of the... Read full biography
Grigoryi Andryievitch Shponko (B. 1926, Balki). People's Artist of USSR. Born in Balki, Zhaporozhe region, Ukraine. He studied at Kiev Art Institute until 1953. Active in Kiev, Ukraine. Since 1960, he regularly participated at All-Union and Republican arts exhibitions. As representative of the Soviet Art School of Representationalism, he was author of numerous works dedicated to industrial themes. The artist's works are held in many regional museums, as well as in private collections of... Read full biography
Grigoryi Andryievitch Shponko (B. 1926, Balki). People's Artist of USSR. Born in Balki, Zhaporozhe region, Ukraine. He studied at Kiev Art Institute until 1953. Active in Kiev, Ukraine. Since 1960, he regularly participated at All-Union and Republican arts exhibitions. As representative of the Soviet Art School of Representationalism, he was author of numerous works dedicated to industrial themes. The artist's works are held in many regional museums, as well as in private collections of Ukraine, Russia and abroad.Auction house Jeschke · Van Vliet.
Grigoryi Andryievitch Shponko (B. 1926, Balki). People's Artist of USSR. Born in Balki, Zhaporozhe region, Ukraine. He studied at Kiev Art Institute until 1953. Active in Kiev, Ukraine. Since 1960, he regularly participated at All-Union and Republican arts exhibitions. As representative of the Soviet Art School of Representationalism, he was author of numerous works dedicated to industrial themes. The artist's works are held in many regional museums, as well as in private collections of Ukraine, Russia and abroad.Auction house Jeschke · Van Vliet.