Vladislav Razgulin. Painting and works on paper | In artibus Foundation

Vladislav Razgulin. Painting and works on paper

Vladislav Razgulin was born in 1968 near Nizhny Novgorod, lives in St. Petersburg. The artistic reference points of Vladislav Razgulin must be sought among the modernist trends in painting of the early twentieth century. His work is genetically close, firstly, to French Fauvism, and secondly, to German Expressionism, but more frivolous than the first and much more cheerful than the second. Dazzling color, simplicity of form, contrast – Razgulin builds a picture from colored planes, which reasonably and economically fit into the canvas structure. The artist deliberately spurs viewer’s emotions with seeming innocence.

Razgulin’s favorite theme is the southern landscape: winding streets, sea horizons, steep stairs, white walls, flowering trees. The southern landscape gradually becomes the only motif of his work, but there is no monotony in it, Razgulin’s canvases, painted in the colors of the sun, sea and wind, are a collection of various delights, processed into painting.

21 December 2023 — 24 March 2024
Francis Haskell was a major British art historian of the 20th century, a specialist largely thanks to whom the discipline developed links to social history and a pioneer of the study of artistic taste and the relationship between patrons and artists.
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14 October 2023 — 12 November 2023
This exhibition is dedicated to Dmitri Vladimirovich Sarabianov, the leading Russian art history, scholar, critic and teacher and specialist in the history of Russian art of the 19th and 20th centuries.
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22 March 2023 — 04 June 2023
From 22 March to 4 June, In artibus Foundation will show From Coast to Coast, an exhibition of Tatyana Mavrina’s drawings. It includes more than 150 works from ten Moscow collections.
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