1933 in fine arts of the Soviet Union

The year 1933 was marked by many events that left an imprint on the history of Soviet and Russian Fine Arts.

Events

• The Exhibition of Portrait painting was opened in March in the Russian museum in Leningrad. Exhibited works of 76 authors. The participants were Isaak Brodsky, Pavel Filonov, Nikolai Kostrov, Mikhail Platunov, Victoria Belakovskaya, and other important contemporary soviet artists.^[1]

• April 2 — The Soviet government approved the «Regulations of the All-Russian Academy of Fine Arts».^[2]

• June 27 — Exhibition named «Artists of the RSFSR for the 15 years. 1917-1932» was opened in Moscow in the halls of the Historical Museum. This exhibition was shown a year earlier in Leningrad in the Russian museum.^[3]

• June 30 — Exhibition named «15 Years of Workers and Peasants Red Army» was opened in Moscow in the Central Park of Culture and Leisure. The participants were Isaak Brodsky, Piotr Buchkin, Boris Ioganson, Dmitry Kardovsky, Rudolf Frentz, Sergey Gerasimov, Alexander Savinov, Nikolai Dormidontov, Alexander Lubimov, Victor Oreshnikov, and other important contemporary soviet artists.^[4]

• Was founded Voronezh Fine Art museum named after Ivan Kramskoy.

Births

• January 27 — Valery Vatenin (Russian: Ватенин Валерий Владимирович), Russian Soviet painter (died 1977).
• February 7 — Yuri Mezhirov (Russian: Межиров Юрий Александрович), Russian Soviet painter, People's Artist of the Russian Federation.
• February 19 — Elena Gorokhova (Russian: Горохова Елена Константиновна), Russian Soviet painter.
• October 5 — Erik Bulatov (Russian: Булатов Эрик Владимирович), Russian Soviet artist, one of the founder of Sots Art.

Deaths

• January 23 — Apollinary Vasnetsov, Russian painter and graphic artist specialized in scenes from the medieval history of Moscow (born 1856).

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  Apollinary Vasnetsov

See also

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• List of Russian artists
• List of painters of Leningrad Union of Artists
• Saint Petersburg Union of Artists
• Russian culture

References

Sourсes

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• Каталог выставки портрета. Л., Рабис, 1933.
• Художественная выставка «XV лет РККА». М., Всекохудожник, 1933.
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