Arlequin (2009) 绘画 由 Igor Gubskiy
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原创艺术品 (One Of A Kind)
绘画,
油
在中密度纤维板上
- 外形尺寸 高度 23.6in, 宽度 24in
- 艺术品状况 工作状况非常好
- 是否含画框 此作品未装裱
- 分类 画作 低于US$5,000 表现主义 男士肖像
Although traditionally associated with cheerful and comedic moments, in this painting by Gubskiy, the Arlequin appears before us in an unusual light. His melancholic eyes create an atmosphere of mystery and contemplation. The gaze of the Arlequin prompts the viewer to ponder the depth of his soul and possible hidden emotional experiences.
Gubskiy's mastery is evident in his excellent command of light and shadow, which lend the painting a special depth and realism. Every brushstroke is meticulously worked, reflecting the artist's attention to detail and his aspiration to convey the emotional state of the character.
The painting "Arlequin" by Igor Gubskiy compels the viewer to look into the eyes of this enigmatic character and immerse themselves in his world of inner experiences and secrets.
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Igor Ivanovich Gubskiy (1954-2022) was a talented Ukrainian artist whose works gained recognition both in Ukraine and beyond. He was a prominent representative of the Ukrainian School of Art in the 20th century. The artist's paintings have been featured in auctions at renowned international auction houses such as Christie's and Philips.
Gubskiy was known for his distinctive style characterized by vividness, dynamism, and originality. He created his works using powerful brushstrokes that brought them to life and evoked emotions, deep feelings, and sensations in the viewer.
Igor Gubskiy was a skilled artist with a steady hand and a keen eye, capable of breathing life into his paintings with a few dynamic brushstrokes, filling them with a sense of vitality and vibrancy.
He brilliantly translated his sensory impressions into sharp, expressive, characteristic, recognizable, yet abstract images. The ability to generalize and create typical yet vividly expressive representations is a rare phenomenon even among seasoned realists.
In terms of his attitude towards painting, Igor Gubsky was partly a mannerist in the sense that he did not limit himself to the rules of craftsmanship and did not particularly appreciate rules.
And he could afford to do so because he had already mastered his craft thoroughly, and skill had become ingrained in his blood through experience and work. With such a baggage, one can and must move forward, search, and create original models of the world and images.
The balanced arrangement of color spots and clear composition of the canvas could be boldly disrupted by daring, striking, paradoxical brushstrokes, vibrant color accents, and plastic modeling, making the artwork resonate purer and more expressive.
The painting "Guardian", 1987, became part of the collection and exhibition at the State Tretyakov Gallery in Moscow. Igor Gubsky's works are preserved in the National Art Museum of Ukraine, the Malmo Art Museum (Sweden), the Horlivka Art Museum, the Sumy Art Museum, the Luhansk Art Museum, and in private collections in Ukraine, England, Israel, Canada, the United States (New York and Chicago), and Sweden.
His works are popular among collectors and art enthusiasts, leaving unforgettable impressions on everyone who takes pleasure in enjoying their beauty.
