Scene by the Carriage (1990) Peinture par Zoya Lerman

Original

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Vendeur Kobzar ART

Œuvre d'art originale (One Of A Kind) Peinture, Huile sur Toile

Classification des œuvres

Œuvre unique (OOAK / Œuvre d'art originale)

Les œuvres d'art uniques sont également connues sous le nom d'œuvres d'art « OOAK ». Cela signifie que chaque œuvre d'art est unique et qu'il n'y en aura jamais d'autre identique.
Dimensions Hauteur 40,2in, Largeur 29,5in
État de l'œuvre L'œuvre est en bon état
Encadrement Cette œuvre n'est pas encadrée
Catégories Peintures à moins de 5 000 $US Expressionnisme Amour

The title of the painting is "Scene by the Carriage." 1990. In her original style, the artist captured a scene by the carriage between two lovers and a third person who became a witness to what was happening. On the back of the painting, the artist's son, Alexander Lutskevich, personally wrote:. "I confirm that the painting 'Scene by the Carriage,' [...]

The title of the painting is "Scene by the Carriage." 1990

In her original style, the artist captured a scene by the carriage between two lovers and a third person who became a witness to what was happening.

On the back of the painting, the artist's son, Alexander Lutskevich, personally wrote:
"I confirm that the painting 'Scene by the Carriage,' created in 1990, was painted by my mother, Zoya Lerman. Kyiv, April 15, 2000. Signature. A. Lutskevich."

Zoya Lerman. Several Reasons Why Her Paintings Are Valued Among Collectors:

Unique Style: Zoya Lerman was a distinct representative of Ukrainian nonconformism in painting. Her artistic style and unique world of sensitivity set her apart from other artists of her time.

Historical Significance: Zoya Lerman's creative activity took place during a period dominated by socialist realism in the Ukrainian art scene. Her resistance to conformity and the creation of her own artistic world became significant in the history of Ukrainian art.

Rarity: Zoya Lerman's paintings are not widely available, and their scarcity adds to their value. Most of her artworks are preserved in museums and private collections.

Growing Demand: As the interest in Ukrainian art continues to rise, the demand for Zoia Lerman's paintings is likely to increase, potentially contributing to their growing value.

Artistic Quality: Zoya Lerman's paintings are known for their lyricism, sensitivity, and emotional undertones. Her characters are graceful, poetic, and plastic, making them aesthetically valuable.

À propos de cette œuvre: Classification, Techniques & Styles

Huile

Peinture composée de pigments liés avec de l’huile de lin ou d'œillettes. La technique traditionnelle consiste à superposer des couches de peinture de plus en plus riche en huile pour une accroche solide et durable.

Technique Peinture

La peinture est une forme d'art consistant à peindre sur une surface en y appliquant esthétiquement des fluides colorés. Les artistes peintres représentent une expression très personnelle sur des supports tels que le papier, la roche, la toile, le bois, l'écorce, le verre, le béton et bien d'autres subjectiles. Ouvrage de représentation ou d'invention, la peinture peut être naturaliste et figurative, ou abstraite. Elle peut avoir un contenu narratif, descriptif, symbolique, spirituel, ou philosophique.

Thèmes connexes

Zoya Lerman Love Man And Woman Romance

Artiste représenté par Kobzar ART

Zoya Lerman

Ukraine

Zoya Lerman was a Ukrainian painter who lived most of her life during the Soviet era. She was born in 1934, at a time when Socialist Realism had taken hold in the Soviet Union, and art was expected to serve the interests of the authority. As a non-conformist artist, Lerman struggled to assert her artistic voice and create her unique world of sensuality on canvases. She was part of the second wave of the avant-garde, the underground, which emerged in Ukraine in the 1960s and 1980s as a form of radical resistance against totalitarianism and Soviet authority.
Lerman's paintings full of lyricism, sensuality, and emotional undertones, portraying feelings and states, such as joy, passion, sadness, lightness, and pleasure. She was known for her portrayal of ballet dancers in her works, and her characters were plastic, graceful, and poetic. Lerman loved to use bright colors to emphasize the imagery of her work. But her most unusual paintings were the "white" ones, where she painted on a white canvas with white paint to create entire plots with contours and shades only, as white meant love in her ideal world.
Zoya Lerman's paintings are stored in various collections, including the National Art Museum of Ukraine, Museum of Modern Art of Ukraine, and private collections in Europe, the USA, and Israel. Her altruism, kindness, and artistic voice will continue to be remembered by the art world, making her a unique representative of Ukrainian non-conformism in painting.