Alexey Bobylev Huge Oil Painting On Canvas, St. Petersburg Market Scene, 1998

This is an original interesting Huge oil painting on canvas depicting St. Petersburg riverside market scene.

Presented in a gorgeous heavy gild wood frame. The frame has light soiling and wear.

Signed in the lower right corner A.Bobylev, and dated 1998 on verso. The painting is in good condition.

Framed measuring 49" x 37" & painting measures 35.5" x 23.5" .
Please see the photos, photos are part of the description.

Please read some interesting information about the Artist:

Born in a Cossack village in southern Russia in 1927. Interest in painting was awakened to him in his childhood years, but that time when art took the main place in his life, was preceded by work at a metallurgical plant, working as a herder and Ranger wild horses, a partisan detachment during the war, a serious passion for music and even movies. However, the desire to make art prevailed, and after training in art school has led Alexey Bobylev in Leningrad, to the Institute named after I. E. Repin, which he successfully graduated in 1956, received a silver medal. A graduate of the Institute dedicates itself to the restoration of unique monuments, works of art, working as a restorer in the special scientific restoration workshops of the State Hermitage, and then in a specialized installation and construction management.

During its work, the master acquired the highest qualifications and a reputation as one of the leading art restorers of our city and Russia. He was charged with restoring monuments and works damaged during the War, including the fresco by Raphael in Malachite HallThe list of monuments which he restored, is so impressive that, not being able to provide a list of all 64 objects in it, it is enough to mention the most significant of these, such as a mural in the dome of the Kazan Cathedral, the picturesque and sculptural rooms of the Catherine Palace, the sliding hill pavilion in Lomonosov, Stroganov, Yusupov, and Elagina palaces, Jordanian and Stasovski stairs, Malachite and other halls of the Hermitage, and the restoration of the painting in the Museum-apartment Chaliapin and scientific restoration and archeological research of a unique monument of architecture of the first quarter of the EIGHTEENTH century - Sampson Cathedral.

Currently, A. Bobylev entirely devoted himself to easel painting. The highest skill of the artist and the passion combined with irrepressible energy, imagination, and desire to create and give a dazzling result.

Signs of age and wear. Refer to photos. Sold As Is.
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