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1939 - 1989. Known for: Painting.
Igor Vasilyevich Voroshilov (1939-1989) - artist, poet, prose writer, representative of unofficial art. In 1957 he entered the VGIK at the Faculty of Film Studies. In 1958, under the impression of... Read full biography
Igor Vasilyevich Voroshilov (1939-1989) - artist, poet, prose writer, representative of unofficial art. In 1957 he entered the VGIK at the Faculty of Film Studies. In 1958, under the impression of Van Gogh’s Landscape in Over, decided to become an artist. Joined the group of Alexander Vasilyev,... Read full biography
Igor Vasilyevich Voroshilov (1939-1989) - artist, poet, prose writer, representative of unofficial art. In 1957 he entered the VGIK at the Faculty of Film Studies. In 1958, under the impression of Van Gogh’s Landscape in Over, decided to become an artist. Joined the group of Alexander Vasilyev, which included Vladimir Yakovlev, Vladimir Pyatnitsky, Anatoly Zverev, Gennady Aigi, Venedikt Erofeyev. The representative of the second wave of the Russian avant-garde.
Igor Vasilyevich Voroshilov (1939-1989) - artist, poet, prose writer, representative of unofficial art. In 1957 he entered the VGIK at the Faculty of Film Studies. In 1958, under the impression of Van Gogh’s Landscape in Over, decided to become an artist. Joined the group of Alexander Vasilyev, which included Vladimir Yakovlev, Vladimir Pyatnitsky, Anatoly Zverev, Gennady Aigi, Venedikt Erofeyev. The representative of the second wave of the Russian avant-garde.
Igor Vasilyevich Voroshilov (1939-1989) - artist, poet, prose writer, representative of unofficial art. In 1957 he entered the VGIK at the Faculty of Film Studies. In 1958, under the impression of Van Gogh’s Landscape in Over, decided to become an artist. Joined the group of Alexander Vasilyev, which included Vladimir Yakovlev, Vladimir Pyatnitsky, Anatoly Zverev, Gennady Aigi, Venedikt Erofeyev. The representative of the second wave of the Russian avant-garde.