Landscapes of central Russia at the exhibition of Alexander Andrianov in the hall of the Ministry of Agriculture

The Ministry of Agriculture exhibition hall located in Moscow on the Kuznetsk bridge invites lovers of pictorial art to admire wonderful landscapes by visiting the personal exhibition of Alexander Viktorovich Andrianov, which opened yesterday, November 12th. The exhibition will run until November 16th.

In his work, Alexander Andrianov prefers landscapes. In his canvases, views of ancient Russian cities of central and middle part of Russia are presented. In landscapes, diverse in their plots, a common theme can be traced - the artist’s love for the beauty of his native land. Andrianov’s equally favorite genre is still lifes.

His painting is a continuation of emotional painting, which was characteristic of such famous artists as P. Konchalovsky and N. Andronov, combining particles of pictorial expressionism with naive art. The paintings of Alexander Andrianov are painted in dark colors, dense strokes, expressive and voluminous.

Andrianov’s parents are also artists who were educated at the Mukhina Higher Art School, so the artist plunged into the world of painting from early childhood. In 1988, Andrianov graduated from Stroganov Moscow University. Since 1992, he is a member of the Union of Artists.

The inner world of the artist is conveyed in his paintings with the expressive capabilities of the painting technique, showing not only nature, but also the personal experiences of the painter. Alexander Andrianov considers his father and his close friend, Viktor Borisovich Elkonin, to be his main guide and teacher in the world of painting.

Alexander Andrianov took part in many exhibitions, his works are in the Tambov Museum, in the gallery "XX century", decorate private collections of collectors.

Ludmila Trautmane