"Call of Eternity" Automatic translate

The exhibition “Call of Eternity” by the Honored Artist of Russia Vladimir Fedorovich Pavlov is dedicated to the 70th anniversary of the artist and the 50th anniversary of creative activity.

A well-known Moscow artist successfully works in various genres of fine art, both academic and church art, the author of creative paintings and graphic works. His easel works are distinguished by the spirit of innovation and genuine craftsmanship. A special place in the work of V.F. Pavlov is occupied by spiritual and religious painting.

As an experienced painter with a deep knowledge of the history of Russia and religion, Pavlov actively participated in the restoration of Russian churches: the Cathedral of Christ the Savior in Moscow, the Trinity-Sergius Lavra, the Pochaev Lavra, as well as the temples of the Holy Mount Athos. The artist painted over 60 churches in our country and abroad, thereby making a great contribution to the development of church and fine art. All works were accepted by the Scientific and Restoration Council with consistently high marks.

Throughout his creative career, the artist V.F. Pavlov does not stand still, constantly improving. He wrote a series of watercolor works on the Holy Mount Athos, as well as a series of philosophical compositions on the subject of spiritual life from the history of the Russian Orthodox Church.

These works are distinguished by innovation, the breadth of the execution of images, a philosophical look and the ability to compose a composition.

Separate compositions make the viewer think about the meaning of life, representing a fascinating story. The works express the spiritual meaning of the work, a philosophical view of the subject. A special place in the artist’s works is occupied by academic painting, dating back to the tradition of the early 20th century. The exposition presents fragments of sketches of wall paintings of the Cathedral of Christ the Savior and other temples of monasteries. The works are monumental, I want to consider them.