Exhibition of Elizabeth Chernyavskaya in the Kaluga Museum of Fine Arts Automatic translate

December 4 at 16:00 in the main exposition of the Kaluga Museum of Fine Arts (104 Lenin St.) the official opening ceremony of the exhibition of Elizabeth Chernyavskaya (on the 105th anniversary of her birth) will be held.

Chernyavskaya Elizaveta Aleksandrovna (08.23.1904 - 08.19.2005), painter, member of the Union of Artists (since 1968/1969), Honored Artist of Russia (1996). Born in Ferghana. In Ferghana, she graduated from high school, successfully studied music, showed great abilities in drawing. In the 1920s, E.A. Chernyavskaya moves to Moscow. On the recommendation of M.V. Nesterov from1925 to 1927 Engaged in the workshop of P.D. Korina. In 1927, E.A. Chernyavskaya leaves for Austria, where he enters the Vienna Academy of Arts and graduates in 1943, receiving the title of “academic artist”. Pictures E.A. Chernyavskaya exhibited at exhibitions in Vienna, received recognition. The artist’s works created by the artist during the Vienna period of creativity are lost. In 1959, E.A. Chernyavskaya returns to Moscow.

E.A. Chernyavskaya began her professional artistic career as a student of the famous Russian master of painting and the brilliant restorer P.D. Korina, whom she met on the recommendation of M.V. Nesterova, studying in the studio at the Museum of Fine Arts. Lessons Learned from P.D. Korina, in many ways determined the formation of the artist’s creative method. In the future, staying in Austria gives her a brilliant opportunity to study at the Vienna Academy of Arts, getting acquainted with the largest art collections in Europe. This is probably why the work of EA Chernyavskoy is a fairly integral phenomenon, due to the circumstances of life, personality traits, and characteristics of the school.

Serious pictorial culture, respect for national traditions, the artist’s ability to ignore the futility of transient innovations and express the attitude of the person with natural simplicity and unhurried conviction - all this characterizes the creative heritage of EA Chernyavskoy.

The exhibition will feature still lifes of the author, landscapes of Maloyaroslavets, portraits and a self-portrait. The exhibition runs until December 28, 2014.

The museum is open from 10.00 to 18.00, on Thursday from 11.00 to 19.00.

Monday is the day off.

Address: st. Lenin, 104. Contact phone - 8 (4842) 56-28-30