Palla Jeroff

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Palla Jeroff was born in Urumchi, Western China in 1957. He studied fine art extensively, specializing in portraiture, impressionism and the styles and techniques of western art at the art school of Hina and the University of Xian.

Pall lectured final year art students at the university of Western China, sketching practical theory at Xinjian Normal University and painting and drawing at the Modbury tafe in South Australia. His works are recognised internationally as one of the top ten Chinese artists, with private collections not only in China but also in Europe and Australia. His works regularly fetch 10,000 dollars in private galleries around the world.

One of the finest example of his works displayed at BFA gallaries in 1991
One of the finest example of his works displayed at BFA gallaries in 1991

[edit] Exhibitions

  • 1983 - Agricultural University, county of New York, USA
  • 1985 - Solo exhibition of water colours, Xinjiang University , China
  • 1986 - National exhibition of China, 1st prize watercolour section
  • 1991 - BFA GAllaries, NSW and South Australia