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Fine Art
On the Right Bank of Neva
- ID:
- 942
- Inventory number:
- Гр-256 КН-12033
- Type:
- Graphics
- Material:
- paper
- Techniques:
- coloured linocut
- Dimensions:
- 56.5x46 cm
- Author:
- Alevtyna Mordvinova
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Alevtyna Yevhenivna Mordvinova is a Soviet graphic artist. Born in 1900 in the village of Orlov-Gai, Samara Province, she graduated from the Petrograd Institute of Extracurricular Education (the museum department), then graduated from the Petrograd State Art Workshops in 1926. She studied under K. Petrov-Vodkin and M. Dobuzhinskyi. Starting in 1925, she was a member of the circle "Masters of Analytical Art" (P. Filonov's school). A member of the Union of Artists of the USSR (1934), she worked in the Children's Department of the GIZ (Leningrad) under the leadership of V. Lebedev. Her works are in museums in Russia and Ukraine. Mordvinova lived and worked in Leningrad and died in 1980.
- Date of creation:
- 1960
- Preservation:
- Above, in the center, in the image of the crane, there is a yellow spot
- Location:
- unknown
- Provenance:
- The source of income is not indicated in the old inventory books. The last entry was made on 11/21/1967.
- Date of record to the inventory book:
- 28.09.1981
Item description from the inventory book:
The full height of the graphic sheet is taken up by an image of a portal crane painted red. Behind it there are the outlines of two more lifting cranes. At the bottom, along the quay, two loaded trucks are moving. To the left, at the pier, a barge is being loaded.
