The New Hermitage | Russian avant-garde of the 10s and 60s

V.Veisberg
(1924-1985)
The Still-life. The Fruit and the White Jug, 1953
Oil on canvas, 55,5 x 53

VLADIMIR GRIGORYEVICH VEISBERG (1924-1985)
Painter, graphic artist. Studied at the Studio of fine arts at the All-Union Central Committee of Trade Unions under S.Ivashov-Musatov (1943-48), attended I.Mashkov's and A.Osmyorkin's studios. Participant of exhibitions from 1956. Taught painting at the studio of improvement of professional skill of the Union of Architects ("Veisberg's school", 1959-1984). Made report "Classification of main types of colour perception" at the symposium on analysis of semiotical systems in the USSR Academy of sciences (1962), elaborated theory "the white on the white". Displayed his works in Moscow, Leningrad, Tbilisi and abroad: in England, Italy, France (1978), Switzerland, Germany (1979, 1988) and many others.

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