"From Paris to Berlyukov" - landscapes at the exhibition of paintings by Vladimir Litvinov

YAROSLAVL. On January 10, an exhibition of landscapes "From Paris to Berlyukovo" opened in the exhibition hall of the Union of Artists. All works belong to the brush of the Yaroslavl artist Vladimir Litvinov. Vladimir Litvinov dedicated his personal exhibition to his anniversary - last year the artist celebrated the 65th anniversary.

In the creative biography of Vladimir Litvinov, a considerable number of personal exhibitions were held in Yaroslavl, Moscow, and Vladimir. Last year, landscapes painted by Litvinov visited Finland, where the Gloria Gallery held his personal exhibition. His works are in collections of Russian museums, decorate collections of foreign and Russian collectors.

Since 1998, Vladimir Litvinov has been a member of the Union of Artists of the Russian Federation, and is the head of the Parus creative association. However, his first profession, obtained at the Moscow Institute of Physics and Technology, has nothing to do with art. Vladimir Viktorovich is a mathematician. For many years he taught mathematical analysis at Yaroslavl University. In parallel with the teaching work, he completed a training course at the Yaroslavl Art College.

For more than 35 years, he devotes all his free time to painting. Most of his works are written in the open air, while traveling. Each of his exhibitions is a kind of travel notes, only written with a brush. Most of the artist’s work is dedicated to his favorite genre - landscapes.

On them you can see the corners of nature in the Russian countryside and city landscapes of Yaroslavl. Views of night Paris remind of a trip to France. Vladimir Viktorovich himself says that most of all he loves two themes - water and the sun, as they give landscapes a variety.

The anniversary exhibition is open until January 26th.

Ludmila Trautmane © Gallerix.ru